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09/10/2020 - WORLD POST DAY

WORLD POST DAY 2020
World Post Day 2020's theme is “We Have Always Delivered”. The UPU's latest poster design embodies the UPU's three strategic pillars: innovation, integration and inclusion. The day is celebrated to express gratitude towards the workers of the postal industry and their services.

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