Issued in September 1961, this pair of Ghanaian commemorative stamps marks the historic Conference of Non-Aligned Countries held in Belgrade, Yugoslavia. The 1⅓d blue stamp features an olive branch symbolizing peace encircled by a broken chain against a world map, reflecting the movement’s fight for independence and freedom from domination. The 5/- carmine stamp depicts a conference hall microphone and desk adorned with an olive branch, symbolizing dialogue, diplomacy, and solidarity among newly independent nations. These issues highlight Ghana’s active participation in the Non-Aligned Movement under President Kwame Nkrumah.