Aqueduct at Aleppo- 30 piastre

Issued in the mid-1950s, this stamp commemorates the Euphrates Water Supply Project for Aleppo, one of Syria's most important infrastructure and development initiatives. The project was designed to bring water from the Euphrates River to the city of Aleppo, addressing growing demand for drinking water and supporting the needs of a rapidly expanding urban population. It represented a significant investment in public services and modern infrastructure during a period of national development.

By featuring the aqueduct and water conveyance system, the Syrian Republic highlighted the importance of water management to public health, economic growth, and urban development. The issue celebrated a major engineering achievement and reflected the country's commitment to improving living conditions and strengthening essential infrastructure for future generations.