Agalega

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The Official First Day Cover features two stamps, the Airstrip of Agalega and Saint James Jetty, Agalega, highlighting the significant infrastructure developments taking place in the region. In 2015, a Memorandum of Understanding was established between Mauritius and India, resulting in the initiation of two crucial projects – the construction of a new airstrip and a new jetty. Both projects are being fully funded by the Government of India, demonstrating a collaborative effort between the two countries to enhance the infrastructure and connectivity in Agalega.

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Description

The Official First Day Cover features two stamps, the Airstrip of Agalega and Saint James Jetty, Agalega, highlighting the significant infrastructure developments taking place in the region. In 2015, a Memorandum of Understanding was established between Mauritius and India, resulting in the initiation of two crucial projects – the construction of a new airstrip and a new jetty. Both projects are being fully funded by the Government of India, demonstrating a collaborative effort between the two countries to enhance the infrastructure and connectivity in Agalega.

The First Day cover serves as a symbol of progress and development in the region, showcasing Agalega’s commitment to enhancing its transportation infrastructure and fostering economic growth.

Technical Specification

Weight15 g
Issuing Postal Operator

The Mauritius Post Ltd

Date of Issue

29/02/2024

Graphic Works

The Mauritius Post Ltd

Format

Landscape

First Day Cover Size

220 x 110 mm

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