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Instituto Postal Dominicana (Rep�blica Dominicana)
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image by Randy Young, 18 December 2016
- Description
- About the Institute See also:
- State and Government Flags of the Dominican Republic
- Dominican Republic External link:
- INPOSDOM website (in Spanish)
Description
The INPOSDOM flag can be seen in the background of photographs online at https://presidencia.gob.do/movil/noticias.php?nid=105479, http://www.listindiario.com/la-republica/2011/2/22/178398/print-no-pics, and http://inversionespuntacana.info/revista/business-tech/1014-director-de-correo-dr-modesto-guzman-promueve-uso-codigo-postal.html. The flag consists of the INPOSDOM logo centered on a white field. The logo itself features the colors of the national flag and is edged in the fashion of a postage stamp - blue at the top, red at the bottom, separated by a white bar which is inscribed with the name of the institution in red and blue capital letters. In the blue and red portions of the logo is the form of a bird in white, holding within its beak a white envelope.
Randy Young, 18 December 2016
About the Institute
The Instituto Postal Dominicana (INPOSDOM, or Dominican Postal Institute) is an independent agency of the Dominican Republic government charged with overseeing and operating the Dominican Republic's postal service. Originally established by Public Law No. 40 on Postal Communications in November 1963 as the General Post Office under the State Secretariat for Public Works and Communications, it became an independent agency in November 1985 by Law No. 307. INPOSDOM also acts as the Dominican Republic's connection to postal systems worldwide.
Randy Young, 18 December 2016
Source: INPOSDOM website