Issued by Tunisia in 1960 to commemorate the 5th World Forestry Congress, this stamp features a striking modernist design of a stylized tree emerging from a leaf, symbolizing forest conservation and sustainable growth. The bilingual Arabic–French inscriptions reflect Tunisia’s post-independence identity and international outlook. Printed by Bellagha with artwork credited to Aufschneider, the design stands out for its bold color contrast and symbolic clarity. A classic example of mid-20th-century thematic philately, appealing to collectors of forestry, environment, and UN-related congress issues. Well regarded within topical collections focusing on nature and conservation.