The ceremony was attended by senior government officials,
parliamentarians, environmental authorities, and industry representatives,
including members of the communications, environmental, and energy sectors.
According to Nouri Petrochemical, the stamp was issued to promote
public awareness of marine ecosystem conservation and underscore the role of
industry in supporting sustainable development objectives.
Speaking at the event, Gholamreza Jamshidi said the initiative
reflects the company’s commitment to integrating environmental stewardship into
its broader corporate strategy. He noted that sustainable development requires
balancing industrial growth with the protection of natural resources and
ecosystems.
Jamshidi added that social responsibility remains a core element of
the company’s operations and that environmental performance is an important
measure of long-term corporate success alongside production, innovation, and
commercial achievements.
Representatives of the national postal service described commemorative
stamps as enduring records of cultural and social priorities, noting that
environmental themes can help preserve awareness of conservation issues through
widely distributed public media.
Officials also emphasized the international visibility of
commemorative stamp programs, with issued stamps becoming part of specialized
collections and exchanges beyond national borders.
Environmental authorities attending the event highlighted growing attention
to environmental matters within policymaking institutions and stressed the
importance of maintaining conservation priorities alongside economic
development initiatives.
Speakers noted that the humpback dolphin is one of the distinctive
species inhabiting the Persian Gulf’s marine ecosystem and serves as an
indicator of environmental health in the region. They said raising awareness of
such species can contribute to broader conservation efforts.
The commemorative stamp was issued through cooperation between the
National Stamp Council and Nouri Petrochemical as part of a broader effort to
promote environmental awareness, marine conservation, and corporate social
responsibility.