The Role of Legal Institutions in Protecting and Sustaining Tangible Cultural Heritage

(A Case Study of the Jordanian Post)

Abstract

Building on the past is unquestionably the cornerstone of heritage and an essential starting point. This study aims to gain insight into the role of the Jordanian post in the preservation and sustainability of cultural heritage. To be able to solve the problems of this study, the main premise of the role of postage and commemorative stamps in the protection and sustainability of cultural heritage was formulated. To gain insights into the views and results of previous studies, this study utilized both the analytical descriptive and extractive curriculum. Based on the analysis of the studies referenced in our study, the commemorative stamps have been of great significance throughout the ages and have documented the history and civilization of people. Moreover, they are a government document that is difficult to challenge, they are also the smallest means of communication capable of transmitting cultures and civilizations to future generations. Since they represent the aesthetic of Jordan's cultural heritage, the preservation and protection of these stamps lead to the preservation and sustainability of cultural heritage.