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  • 5 Pounds 1995, KM# 772, Egypt, XXI International Congress of Pediatrics
  • 5 Pounds 1995, KM# 772, Egypt, XXI International Congress of Pediatrics
Description

The International Pediatric Association (IPA) was formed in Paris in 1910 by a group of European pediatricians who assembled for the First International Congress of Pediatrics in 1912. Over the years, the IPA has evolved into a non-governmental organization with a membership of 147 National Pediatric Societies from 149 countries, 07 Regional Pediatric Societies representing all areas of the world, and 10 International Pediatric Specialty Societies including the International Pediatric Chairs Association and the World Federation of Associations of Pediatric Surgeons. The IPA, currently a volunteer-staffed organization, is incorporated in Switzerland and is governed by a Council of Delegates comprised of one representative from each member Society, an elected Standing Committee, an Executive Committee of the Standing Committee, and its Officers.

Obverse

Depicts a girl and a boy playing and three Giza pyramids with a globe in the background surrounded by inscription "21st International Congress of Pediatrics Cairo 1995" in Arabic and English.

المؤتمر الدولى الحادى و العشرون لطب الأطفال
XXI INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF PEDIATRICS
القاهرة ١٩٩٥
CAIRO 1995

Reverse

Depicts a Tughra (Arab Republic of Egypt) divides dates (low-left Gregorian date, low-right Hejira date), surrounded by the inscription "Towards a better childhood - New horizons for the coming century" above and value below.

نحو طفولة أفضل ـ أفاق جديدة للقرن المقبل
جمهورية مصر العربية
٥
جنيهات
١٤١٦ - ١٩٩٥

Edge

5 Pounds

XXI International Congress of Pediatrics

KM# 772 Schön# 594
Characteristics
Type Commemorative Issue (Non-circulating)
Material Silver
Fineness 0.720
Weight 17.5 g
Diameter 37.2 mm
Thickness -
Shape round
Alignment Medal
Mint
Cairo Mint

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