Arab League Headquarters - 20 millieme

Issued in 1966, this stamp commemorates the League of Arab States (Arab League) and features its emblem together with the organization's headquarters in Cairo, Egypt. Founded in 1945, the Arab League was established to strengthen political, economic, cultural, and social cooperation among Arab countries and to coordinate policies on matters of common interest. The organization's headquarters became an enduring symbol of Arab unity and regional collaboration.

By issuing this commemorative stamp, the Kingdom of Libya expressed its support for Arab solidarity and cooperation. The issue highlighted the importance of the Arab League in promoting dialogue, mutual assistance, and closer relations among Arab nations, while emphasizing the shared aspirations of the Arab world for development, stability, and regional cooperation.