Tunisia's postal service, La Poste Tunisienne, has issued a new series of four stamps to promote the inclusion of people with special needs in schools and to combat bullying. The stamps, which were released on October 5, 2026, are part of a campaign to create a safer and more inclusive school environment. The campaign, titled "A School for All," aims to promote equal opportunities and acceptance of differences.
The design of the stamps was created in collaboration with the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Family, Women, Childhood, and Elderly Affairs, as part of the "Philakids" event. This event aims to promote values of coexistence and tolerance within the school environment and to reject all forms of discrimination. The stamps will be available for purchase at all post offices and online through the Tunisian postal service's website.
The new stamps are part of the Tunisian postal service's efforts to raise awareness about social issues. By issuing these stamps, the postal service aims to contribute to the creation of a more inclusive and supportive society. The stamps will feature designs that promote the values of inclusion, acceptance, and respect for people with special needs.
The release of the stamps coincides with the International Day of the Teachers, which is celebrated on October 5. The day is an opportunity to recognize the important role that teachers play in promoting inclusive and supportive learning environments. The Tunisian postal service's initiative is seen as a way to support the efforts of teachers and educators in promoting social inclusion.
The "Philakids" event, which took place in collaboration with the Ministry of Education and other stakeholders, aims to promote values of coexistence and tolerance among children. The event features a range of activities and initiatives designed to promote social inclusion and to combat bullying and discrimination.
The Tunisian postal service has a long history of issuing stamps that promote social issues and raise awareness about important topics. The new series of stamps is part of this tradition and reflects the postal service's commitment to contributing to the creation of a more inclusive and supportive society.
The stamps will be available for purchase at all post offices in Tunisia, and online through the Tunisian postal service's website. The postal service is encouraging people to buy the stamps and support the campaign to promote inclusion and combat bullying.
Key points
- The Tunisian postal service has issued a new series of four stamps to promote the inclusion of people with special needs in schools and to combat bullying.
- The stamps were designed in collaboration with the Ministry of Education and other stakeholders as part of the "Philakids" event.
- The release of the stamps coincides with the International Day of the Teachers, which is celebrated on October 5.
