The remaining holidays and official holidays in the Arab countries until the end of 2021

Arab weather - two months remain until the end of this year 2021, in which many official holidays occurred in the Arab countries, some of which were common, such as holidays and religious events, and some of them were on national occasions and important events, and below we present to you the dates of the remaining holidays and official holidays until the end of This year in Arab countries.

1. Jordan

There are no official holidays left in Jordan until the end of the year

2. Egypt

There are no official holidays left in Egypt until the end of the year

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3. Emirates

The remaining official holidays in the UAE until the end of 2021:

• Martyr's Day Wednesday, December 1
• National Day Thursday and Friday 2-3 December

4. Saudi Arabia

The remaining official holidays in Saudi Arabia until the end of 2021:

• National Day of the Kingdom on Thursday 23 September

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5. Qatar

The remaining official holidays in Qatar until the end of 2021:

• Qatar National Day on Saturday 18th December

6. Kuwait

There are no official holidays left in Kuwait until the end of the year

7. Yemen

There are no official holidays left in Yemen until the end of the year

8. Iraq

There are no official holidays left in Iraq until the end of the year. (Victory Day falls on Friday 10 December)

9. Algeria

The remaining official holidays in Algeria until the end of 2021:

• Revolution Day on Monday, November 1

10. Sudan

There are no official holidays left in Sudan until the end of the year.

11. Lebanon

The remaining public holidays in Lebanon until the end of 2021:

• Independence Day Monday, November 22

12. Sultanate of Oman

Remaining public holidays in Oman until the end of 2021:

• National Day on Thursday 18th November

Happy new year

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