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The Pan African Postal Union (PAPU), a specialized agency of the African Union (AU) was born in 1980 following the decision of the Plenipotentiary Conference of 35 OAU member countries during a meeting held on 8th to 18th January 1980 in Arusha, the United Republic of Tanzania. The purpose of forming the Union was to spearhead the development of postal services in Africa.


 

 

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  PAPU MAGAZINE ISSUE No. 029  
32nd PAPU ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL DOCUMENTS
   
PAPU MEETING REPORTS, ADDIS ABABA, 2012
   
REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN (RDP) FOR AFRICA 2013-2016 FORMULATION AND VALIDATION MEETING
   
AFRICA DECIDES ON PROJECTS FOR 2013-2016
   
PAPU DAY CELEBRATION
   
PARTICIPATION OF PAPU IN UPU DOHA CONGRESS 2012
   
THEMES FOR THE PAN AFRICAN POST DAY CELEBRATIONS FOR THE PERIOD 2013-2016
   
SPEECHES
   
QUESTIONNAIRE ON REGIONAL DATABASE
   
VACANCY APPLICATION FORM
 

 

 
       
  POSTAL PROJECTS FOR AFRICA 2013 - 2016    
       
  PAPU Day Posters    
       
 

Growing Postal Revenues in a Digital Economy

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  2012    
  The Post As A Reliable Means To Fight Poverty    
  2011    
  The Post, a natural vehicle for regional integration    
  2010    
  The Post, a veritable means for bridging the digital gap    
  2009    
  Global mail transporters, dependable partners for efficient mail delivery    
         
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