The booth of POST Philately attracts as usual numbers of interested collectors.

On April 19, the non-profit organization Empreinte invited for the opening of the "Print Making" exhibition in the CARRE 1, rue de l'Aciérie L-1112 Luxembourg. There are exposed works of contemporary engravings. As engraving played a key role in the first 100 years of postage stamp production, POST Philately exhibits a selection of original engraving plates. On Friday, April 27, the Belgian engraver Guillaume Broux, will be present and will give interested parties the opportunity to follow his work live.

On 8 March POST Luxembourg invited the beneficiaries of the 5 special stamps issued on 5 March for the official presentation in the new headquarters in Luxembourg-Gare. Director General Claude Strasser was delighted to see representatives from a wide range of organizations, from SOS Kannerduerf Lëtzebuerg to the NATO Supply and Procurement Agency. A new proof that philately really covers the whole of Luxembourg society.

The Ettelbrück Philatelic Circle has put on sale the first personalized ATM label produced by POST Philately. The label on which the text "32. Tauschbörse Ettelbrück" was added caught the attention of collectors and was quickly sold out. A new offer of POST Philately has been successfully launched.

On 6 December, many members of the Patrimoine Roses pour le Luxembourg and Rousefrënn Lëtzebuerg associations had followed the invitation of POST Luxembourg to attend the official presentation of the new Postocollants stamps whose theme is precisely the Luxembourgish roses. Mrs. Hjoerdis Stahl, POST Courrier Director, welcomed the guests. In her speech she thanked the organizations for getting so involved in the project. Postocollants are the most popular stamps in Luxembourg and the theme "Roses of Luxembourg" will have maximum visibility. Mrs Claudine Als, President of Patrimoine Roses pour le Luxembourg, thanked POST Luxembourg for having realized the project and she declared herself convinced that the stamps will help to revalue this precious heritage of Luxembourg. Mrs Nicole Steil, President of Rousefrënn Lëtzebuerg, also expressed her thanks to POST Luxembourg and hoped that the roses will soon flourish on thousands of letters. Mrs Marianne Majerus, the artist photographer who took all the pictures of the roses on the stamps, was also present among the guests.