First Arab Scout Camp - 5 millieme

Issued in 1966, this stamp commemorates the First Arab Scout Camp, an event that brought together Scout groups from across the Arab world to promote friendship, leadership, outdoor education, and cooperation among youth. The design features the camp emblem and a jumping deer, a traditional symbol associated with Scouting, representing vitality, exploration, and harmony with nature.

By issuing this commemorative stamp, the Kingdom of Libya demonstrated its support for the Scout Movement and its role in youth development. The issue celebrated the values of service, responsibility, teamwork, and international understanding, while highlighting the importance of cooperation among Arab youth and the contribution of Scouting to building future generations of active and responsible citizens.