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Year: 1952
Palace of Justice in Damascus - 15 piastre
Issued in the 1950s as part of Syria’s definitive series depicting important national institutions and landmarks, this stamp commemorates the Palace of Justice in Damascus, one of the country's principal judicial buildings. As the center of legal administration and judicial proceedings, the Palace of Justice represented the functioning of the rule of law and the development of modern state institutions in the Syrian Republic. By featuring the Palace of Justice, Syria highlighted the importance of the judicial system in maintaining order, protecting rights, and supporting the administration of government. The issue celebrated a key national institution and reflected the country's efforts to strengthen public administration and judicial services during a period of modernization and state-building.
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