Dubai: Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building, today issued a commemorative postage stamp on the occasion of its sixth anniversary.
The commemorative stamp - Burj Khalifa Heights - was issued in partnership with Emirates Post Group and Emaar Properties at At The Top, Burj Khalifa Sky in celebration of the 6th anniversary of the world's tallest tower, which opened on January 4, 2010.
The stamp depicts the 828-metre tall building, towering over Dubai, at sunset.
Ahmad Al Falasi, Executive Director at Emaar Properties, said the stamp is a recognition of an architectural marvelthat is "a global icon and a pride of our nation".
An estimated 5,000 commemorative stamps will be printed this year to be sold at the retail kiosks at At The Top and all Emirates Post offices for the next six months.
The commemorative stamp - Burj Khalifa Heights - was issued in partnership with Emirates Post Group and Emaar Properties at At The Top, Burj Khalifa Sky in celebration of the 6th anniversary of the world's tallest tower, which opened on January 4, 2010.
The stamp depicts the 828-metre tall building, towering over Dubai, at sunset.
Ahmad Al Falasi, Executive Director at Emaar Properties, said the stamp is a recognition of an architectural marvelthat is "a global icon and a pride of our nation".
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An estimated 5,000 commemorative stamps will be printed this year to be sold at the retail kiosks at At The Top and all Emirates Post offices for the next six months.
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