Issue: Kingdom Of Morocco Set of King Hassan II Stamp
Type: Stamp
Number of Stamps: 2
Stamps Denomination: 2.00 MAD د.م
Issue Date: 1982, 1962
Issued By: Morocco Post
Set of King Hassan II Stamps (1962-1982):
The Kingdom of Morocco issued a commemorative set of stamps featuring King Hassan II to honor his reign and contributions to the country. This set spanning from 1962 to 1982 celebrates 20 years of his leadership. These stamps are not just practical tools for postage but also reflect Morocco respect for its monarchy and cultural heritage. They offer a glimpse into the King role as a unifying figure in Moroccan history and the nation progress during his reign.
A Tribute to Two Decades of Leadership:
King Hassan II became Morocco monarch in 1961 after the passing of his father King Mohammed V. His reign is remembered for balancing modernization with preserving Morocco traditions and identity. To mark the 20th anniversary of his leadership Morocco released a series of stamps in 1982 depicting various portraits of the King.
This stamp set serves as a tribute to his accomplishments over two decades including reforms in education infrastructure and Morocco foreign relations. King Hassan II ability to navigate the challenges of the post independence period made him a respected leader within Morocco and beyond. The stamps emphasize his role as a symbol of stability and unity during a transformative time for the country.
Design and Symbolism:
Each stamp in the set showcases King Hassan II in different poses and attire highlighting his connection to both modern leadership and Moroccan heritage. Some stamps feature him in traditional Moroccan robes reflecting his deep respect for cultural identity while others present him in formal attire signifying his global diplomatic role.
The stamps also include inscriptions in Arabic and French symbolizing Morocco bilingual culture and its ties to both the Arab world and its colonial past. The vibrant colors and precise detailing make the set visually appealing and culturally significant.