Cotton - 2 1/2 piastre

Issued in 1956 as part of Syria's definitive series, this stamp commemorates cotton, one of the country's most important agricultural crops. The design depicts cotton bolls and leaves, emphasizing the crop's economic significance. During the mid-twentieth century, cotton was among Syria's principal exports and played a major role in the national economy, supporting agriculture, industry, and international trade.

By featuring cotton, the Syrian Republic highlighted the importance of agriculture to national development and prosperity. The issue celebrated one of the country's most valuable agricultural resources and emphasized the contribution of farmers and agricultural production to Syria's economic growth.