Mandatory Use of Postal Codes by Government Entities
- All officials and employees of the mentioned entities are mandated to regularly use proper postal code numbers on both official and private mail.
Postal Code Placement and Format on Mail
- Both sender and addressee postal code numbers must appear on the face of the envelope.
- Postal codes must be written using "Arabic" numerals inside designated frames or squares without tracing the frames.
- Ink colors allowed are black, blue, or blue-black, to ensure machine readability; pencil usage is prohibited.
- Writing instruments to be used include ballpoint or fountain pens.
Proper Affixing of Postage Stamps
- Postage stamps should be placed on the upper right-hand corner of the envelope's face.
Procurement and Consultation
- Postal code numbers can be obtained from the nearest post office.
- Additional information on using postal codes is available from local postmasters.
Handling of Bulk Mail and Window Envelopes
- Bulk mail and letters with typewritten addresses (including those using window envelopes) should be marked with the new postal codes.
- Such mail will be sorted manually.
Public Information and Media Cooperation
- The Department of Public Information together with postal authorities will implement a one-year campaign.
- All mass media outlets are required to periodically remind the public about the proper use of postal codes as part of their public service programs.
General Cooperation and Implementation
- Emphasizes the cooperation of all concerned for the successful implementation of the postal code system.
- Goal is to improve mail service efficiency and speed through proper use of postal codes.