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Press
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Clarification
Regarding Media Highlight of Private
Courier Sector Operations
Issued from:
Central Sorting Office, 6-10 South Camp Road ,
Kingston
Thursday July 31, 2008 @ 3:30pm |
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Clarification Regarding Media Highlight of
Private Courier Sector Operations
Issued from:
Central Sorting Office, 6-10 South Camp Road, Kingston
Thursday July 31, 2008 @ 3:30pm
The Postmaster General/CEO & Board
of the Postal Corporation of Jamaica Ltd wish to
publicise the following announcement:
In accordance
with the Universal Postal Union (UPU) conventions,
all Postal Services worldwide have a 'universal service
obligation' to ensure that mail communications remain
accessible across the entire nation and serve persons
from all socio-economic classifications.
UNIVERSAL POSTAL UNION PRESS RELEASE:
from Geneva
(Switzerland), 6 August 2008
France's Edouard Dayan
and China's Guozhong Huang re-elected to UPU top
jobs
40 member countries elected to Council of Administration
and Postal Operations Council
The 24th Universal Postal
Congress today re-elected, by acclamation, France's
Edouard Dayan and China's Guozhong Huang to the positions
of Director General and Deputy Director General of
the Universal Postal Union's International Bureau for
the period 2009-2012.
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President, Prof. the Hon. Errol Morrison,
(left) and Postmaster General/CEO, Michael Gentles
unveil the University of Technology, Jamaica's 50th
anniversary postage stamp at a special launch ceremony
held on Monday, May 26, 2008 at the Alfred Sangster
auditorium, UTech. The stamp features the 50th anniversary
emblem and the souvenir sheet features the University's
eight schools and two departments superimposed on a
background photograph of graduates during a graduation
ceremony.
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The 50th anniversary logo was designed by Graphic Artist
and Lecturer in the Faculty of the Built Environment, Mr.
Ian Beckford. The golden disc in the background of the
logo provides the perfect backdrop for the "50" and
the University's emblem. The use and symbolism of the circles
purports continuity, community, unity, strength, perfection,
balance and solidity. The 50th anniversary logo epitomizes
the resilience and strength of the University of Technology,
Jamaica, its students and staff. Gold visually reinforces
the fact that a 50th anniversary is noted as a golden anniversary
and echoes the shade of yellow which is present in the
University's emblem. The use of banners add to the jubilant
and festive atmosphere normally associated with such celebrations.
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Spanish
Town PO - Tue Jan 22, 2008
Hurricane Benefit cheque
distribution was halted on Tue Jan 22, 2008 due
to the surge from the teeming group of payment
hopefuls. Members of the ISCF intervened to quel
the disturbance, and made arangements to assist
with disbursements on Thursday Jan 24, from the
front of their Police Base beside the (St Catherine
Coop Credit Union), from 9am - 12noon, and again
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2008 Beijing Olympics Stamps Released
The term ‘Olympic Games’ brings forth mental images of competition, strength,
and (hopefully) friendly rivalry, infused with determination, tenacity, strategy,
as well as bolstered by individual and national pride. To commemorate the
XXIX Olympiad 2008 which will be hosted by the city of Beijing, China, the
Government of Jamaica through the Postmaster General will today release three
postage stamps and a First Day Cover.
Post Department Launches Commemorative Stamps
KINGSTON (JIS):
Sunday, November 02, 2008
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| Jamaican representative, Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music (ABRSM), Marie Clarke, provides a project overview of the ABRSM activities, at the launch of commemorative stamps, marking the organisation's 100th anniversary in Jamaica, held at the Institute of Jamaica, in Kingston, on October 30. |
The Post and Telecommunications Department and the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music (ABRSM), on Thursday (October 30), launched a set of commemorative stamps marking the Board's 100th anniversary.
The launch saw stamps featuring images of the Association's history along with first day covers being formally unveiled. (read more)
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| The top Postmen for 2008: Awardees pose for a group photo following the official presentation ceremony held at the Central Sorting Office (CSO) in Kingston, on Tuesday October 7, 2008. The event was a component of the international celebration of World Post Week 2008. Awardees were selected on the basis of criteria such as punctuality, work efficiency and deportment. |
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| These Supervisors proudly display their Merit Awards following the presentation ceremony held at the Central Sorting Office (CSO) in Kingston, on Tuesday October 7, 2008, during World Post Week 2008 celebrations. |
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