a resident, through the Palestinian side, or by the Palestinian side itself All titles and values in such permits will be in English.

2. Visitors to the Gaza Strip and the West Bank shall be permitted to remain in these areas for a period of up to three months granted by the Palestinian side and cleared by Israel. Such visitors can enter Israel during the valildity of their visit permit, without any need for another permit.
   
   

The Palestinian side may extend this three months period for an additional period of up to four months. The Palestinian side will notify Israel of this extension. Any further extensions require the approval of Israel. The Palestinian side may, upon clearance by Israel, issue visitors, permits for the purpose of study or work, for a period of one year which may be extended by agreement with Israel. In any event, the duration of such visitors, permits shall not exceed the period of validity of the said visitors, passports or travel documents. The Palestinian side may grant permanent residency to the employees upon agreement with Israel.

13. Persons from countries having diplomatic relations with Israel who visit the Gaza Strip and the West Bank shall either be required to obtain the aforementioned visitor's permit or to hold a valid passport and an Israeli visa, when required. Such visitors can enter Israel during the validity of their visit permit, without any need for another permit.
    
    
14. The Palestinian side shall ensure that visitors referred to above shall not overstay the duration of their entry permit and authorized extensions.
    
    
15. The Palestinian side shall use, in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, Palestinian revenue stamps and shall determine their required fees.
    
    
16. The CAC will establish a subcommittee to supervise the implementation of this Article.
    
    

ARTICLE 29

Postal Services

1. This sphere includes, inter alia, the planning, formulation and implementation of policies, as well as the management and supervision of post offices, postal services and all monetary transactions and activities in postal units ( publicly known as " the Postal Bank " ).
   
   
2. The Palestinian side shall issue postage stamps and postal stationery ( hereinafter " stamps " ), date stamps and all other related materials, subject to the following provisions:
   
   
1. Stamps shall include only the terms " the Palestinian Council " or " the Palestinian Authority ", the face value and the subject. Should date stamps include the name of the issuing authority, only the above - mentioned terms may be used.
   
   
2. The face value shall be stated only in one of the agreed legal currencies circulating in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip as detailed in Annex V (Protocol on Economic Relations). c. The design, symbols, wording and

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