Issued by the United Arab Republic (Egypt) in 1970, this 20-millieme commemorative stamp marks the 50th anniversary of Bank Misr (1920–1970), the pioneering Egyptian national bank. The design features a finely detailed engraving of the bank’s iconic headquarters, symbolizing Egypt’s early financial independence. At the top left appears a portrait of Talaat Harb Pasha, the visionary founder of Bank Misr and a central figure in Egypt’s economic renaissance. The stamp is printed in rich tones of turquoise and sepia, typical of Egypt’s late 1960s–70s commemorative issues. A desirable thematic item for collectors of economic history, Middle Eastern philately, and national institutions.