Issued by the Republic of Indonesia in 1965, this semipostal stamp features a striking left-facing profile of President Sukarno, rendered in dark green against a clean white background. The red inscription “Conefo” (Conference of the New Emerging Forces) reflects Sukarno’s vision of uniting developing nations as an alternative to Western alliances. The “2,+2,” denomination denotes a charity surcharge supporting national and political causes. A bold red border frames the design, giving it a strong ideological and graphic presence—an important reflection of Indonesia’s 1960s political identity.