Children on postage stamps: Ukrposhta celebrates International Children's Day

Ukrposhta, the national postal operator of Ukraine, is preparing to release a new stamp dedicated to International Children's Day. This time, the company decided to allow children to become artists and draw designs for future postage stamps.

Out of over 350 entries, seven sketches were selected that best fit the theme and requirements for creating postage stamps. These drawings explore a variety of themes such as peace, happiness, home, and the future.

Organizers invite the public to vote for their favorite sketch through Dyia, Ukrposhta's social media, or the telegram channel of Ukrposhta CEO Igor Smilyansky.

This is already the third stamp created by children since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The first two were "Ukrainian Dream" and "Victorious New Year!" This initiative has been a great opportunity for children to showcase their talents and express their thoughts and aspirations for the future.

The release of this stamp is a wonderful opportunity to honor and support children in Ukraine, who are the future of our country. This is another step towards stimulating the development of talents among Ukrainian youth.

The stamp release is scheduled for International Children's Day, which is celebrated every year on June 1. This holiday is dedicated to supporting the rights and well-being of children around the world. Ukrposhta decided to celebrate this day in a special way by releasing a stamp created by children themselves.