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Starting January 1, 2022, this Joint Stamp Issues web site has been transferred to a new site to be found under the address
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This site will remain accessible until at least end of 2022, but not updated anymore. It will be erased when all the archived information will have been completely transfered to the new site.

New Issues 2001 (September - October)

This page collects only issues released during the year 2001 (period between September and October).  For issues to come (announced) see the latest information.

As it is not such obvious as it looks to find this information, this list is probably not yet complete. In certain countries, joint issues are often announced on the day of the issue and sometimes it takes months before this information and the corresponding stamps reach us. Data on missing issues or supplementary information, particularly for countries, which are producing joint issues exceptionally, will be highly appreciated.

Most recent update of this section on May 21, 2017.

 

2001 (3 September) - Georgia - Israel
Poet and religion. Joint issue.
One stamp per country - FDC - Mixed FDC

2001 (15 September) - Estonia - Latvia - Lithuania
Baltic cooperation. Twin issue.
Baltic coastal landscapes.
3 stamps and a miniature sheet per country - FDCs

2001 (20 September) Singapore - Switzerland
Cooperation between both countries. Twin issue.
Flowers. Bloc of four stamps representing two typical flowers from Switzerland and two from Singapore
Stamps - FDCs - Mixed FDCs - Special First Day cards for Switzerland - Maxi cards

2001 (26 September) - Armenia - Russia
Ivan Lazarev. One stamp per country - Twin issue
Stamps - FDCs

2001 (9 October)
Albania (6 October) - Algeria (9 October) - Anguilla (9 October) - Armenia (9 October) - Bangladesh (13 July and 24 October) - Brazil (9 October) - Brunei (9 October) - Bulgaria (9 October) - Cape Verde (9 October) - Colombia (9 October) - Croatia (9 October) - Cuba (9 October) - Czech Republic (9 October) - Dominican Republic () - Egypt (9 October) - Equatorial Guinea (2001 or 2003) - Ethiopia (9 October) - French Polynesia (9 October) - Georgia (1 September 2002) - Indonesia (9 October) - Iran (9 October) - Ivory Coast (9 October) - Jordan (15 November) - Kazakhstan (9 October) - Kuwait (9 October) - Kyrgysztan (14 April) - Macedonia (9 October) - Madagascar (9 October) - Mexico (9 October) - Moldavia (9 October) - Mongolia (20 December) - Nepal (28 December) - Nigeria (9 October) - Oman (9 October) - Pakistan (9 October) - Peru (16 May 2002) - Philippines (24 October) - Poland (9 October) - Qatar (9 October) - Romania (9 October) - Russia (9 October) - San Marino (10 September) - Saudi Arabia (1 July 2003) - Senegal (2002) - Slovenia (21 September) - South Korea (9 October) - Spain (9 October) - Sri Lanka (9 October) - Sudan (31 January 2002) - Uganda (16 November) - Ukraine (9 October) - United Arab Emirates (9 October) - Uruguay (23 October) - Vatican (22 May) - Vietnam (9 October) - Wallis and Futuna (9 October) - Zimbabwe (16 October)

United Nations international year for the dialogue between civilizations. Omnibus series initiated by the UPU. Twin issue.
Same common design showing four stylized children around the world. Multicolored.
One to five stamps per country - FDCs
Same date (9 October), different design: Aruba - Bosnia-Herzegovina - Portugal - Tanzania - Tunisia
Different date, different design: Belarus (5 September) - Jordan (November 15) - Morocco (14 December) - Netherland Antilles (April 20, 2002) - New Caledonia (19 September) - Saudi Arabia (30 June 2003)

2001 (11 October) - Hungary - Slovakia
Bridge over the Danube. One stamp per country, different - Joint issue
Stamps - FDCs

2001 (12 October) - China - Egypt
Masks. Twin issue.
Tutankhamen - San Xing Dui. Two stamps per country.
Stamps - FDCs - Mixed FDCs


 

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