UAR – Fujeira postage stamps year 1966 Exhibition Cairo

• UAR refers to the United Arab Republic, the political union primarily between Egypt and Syria—from 1961 (when Syria seceded) to 1971—by then essentially just Egypt issuing stamps under that name.
• Fujeira (or Fujairah) is one of the emirates of the modern UAE that issued its own stamps starting around 1964, before the 1971 unification into the UAE.

So any stamp described as “UAR – Fujeira” is factually incongruent—it conflates an Egyptian stamp series (UAR) with a stamp series for an Emirate (Fujeira). That suggests the stamps are likely part of the infamous “Dunes” issues—imaginative, colorful stamps produced in the Trucial States (like Fujairah, Ajman, Umm al‑Quwain) during the 1960s for the collector market, but not valid postage and largely considered philatelic “wallpaper”