
Ceylon 1952 Colombo Plan Commemorative Set
Sri Lanka · 1952 · 5 Cents, 15 Cents
This set of two stamps, in green and blue, commemorates the Colombo Plan, an initiative for economic and social development in Asia. The design features a central ceremonial mace flanked by vignettes depicting agricultural scenes (plowing), industrial development (factories, ships), and significant buildings, symbolizing progress and cooperation.
Issued by Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) in 1952, these stamps mark the first anniversary of the Colombo Plan for Cooperative Economic Development in South and Southeast Asia. The plan, established in 1950, aimed to provide aid and technical assistance to member countries, fostering post-war recovery and development in the region.
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