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Eid Al Fitr 2024, UAE grants 9-day break to public sector employees

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Dubai: The UAE government has announced a one-week-long holiday for its public sector employees, commencing on Monday, April 8 and extending until Sunday, April 14. Regular working hours will resume on Monday, April 15, following the festivities.

This extended break comes in celebration of Eid Al Fitr, the joyous occasion marking the end of Ramadan, the Islamic month of fasting and spiritual reflection.

Federal government workers will enjoy a nine-day break, considering that Saturday and Sunday are the official weekend days in the UAE. Despite the moon sighting determining the official start of Eid Al Fitr, the holiday will officially commence on April 8, ensuring ample time for celebration and relaxation.

As the conclusion of Ramadan draws near, anticipation and excitement mount across the UAE. Residents eagerly prepare to celebrate Eid Al Fitr, the longest public holiday of the year, with family, friends and loved ones. The festive atmosphere is palpable as communities come together to mark this auspicious occasion with traditional customs and joyful gatherings.

The UAE government's decision to grant a one-week holiday to public sector employees is a gesture to honour religious traditions and foster unity among its diverse population. As the nation prepares to celebrate Eid Al Fitr, the spirit of joy and camaraderie permeates every corner, reinforcing the values of inclusivity and togetherness.

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