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Timbre "100 ans de la Grande Mosquée de Paris" : le recteur à la rencontre des collectionneurs

  • 10 juil.
  • 1 min de lecture

Le recteur Chems-eddine Hafiz était heureux de venir, ce matin, à la rencontre des philatélistes et de leur belle passion pour dédicacer le timbre spécial centenaire de la Grande Mosquée de Paris, qui sort aujourd’hui.


Merci à Didier Chabanne, directeur financier de Philaposte, à l’illustratrice du timbre Lucille


Clerc et à l’équipe de la boutique Le Carré d’encre pour leur accueil.




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