Announcement of 2024 holidays in United Arab Emirates. Residents will enjoy at least 13 public holidays a year.
The United Arab Emirates has announced the upcoming holidays during 2024, at least 13 per resident year. Will enjoy official holidays. According to Gulf media, the Emirati Cabinet has announced at least 13 public holidays for UAE residents in 2024.
On 4 out of 7 occasions there will be long weekends, with the longest being 6 consecutive days, these holidays in addition to these 30 annual holidays. are that employees can take in a year and several travel surveys conducted over the past few months have revealed that residents of the UAE Expatriates The majority of expats use their annual leave to travel to their home countries, setting aside public holidays and extended weekends.
It has been reported that residents of the United Arab Emirates will start 2024 with a long weekend, with the first public holiday of the new year being Monday, January 1, which will lead to a three-day weekend, followed by a 6-day holiday on Eid ul-Fitr.
The Islamic festival a Ramadan Mubarak is likely to be 29 days, based on the holidays from Tuesday 9th April to Friday 12th April and when combined with the Saturday and Sunday weekend, this is a 6 day break.
The government has clarified that there will be a public holiday from 29 Ramadan to 3 Shawwal, which is about four or five days long. is a holiday depending on whether the month lasts 29 or 30 days respectively, however under the Hijri calendar published on the ICAD website marks the end of the month of Ramadan.
It is known that in 2024 there will be a 5-day holiday in the UAE on the occasion of the Day of Arafah and Eid al-Adha.
The Islamic festival Eid ul-Adha is celebrated in the three days after it, next year from Sunday 16th June to Wednesday 19th June inclusive of the weekend i.e. 15th June. There is a five-day holiday on the occasion of this festival, in addition there will be a 1-day holiday during the Islamic New Year 2024 in July. comes and 1st Muharram first day of Hijri year is expected to fall on Sunday 7th July.
It is being reported that the birthday of the Prophet (PBUH) will also be a public holiday on 12 Rabi Al-Awwal, after which the last public holiday of the year will be longer on the Emirates National Day as December 2 and 3 fall on Monday and Tuesday respectively. are and together with the weekend of Saturday and Sunday it will become a four-day holiday.