Holidays and Observances in Egypt in 2021

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Holidays and Observances in Egypt in 2021

Date		Name	Type
Date		Name	Type
Jan 1	Friday	January 1 Bank Holiday	Bank Holiday
Jan 7	Thursday	Coptic Christmas Day	National holiday
Jan 25	Monday	Revolution Day January 25	National holiday
Jan 28	Thursday	Day off for Revolution Day January 25	National holiday
Mar 20	Saturday	March Equinox	Season
Apr 25	Sunday	Sinai Liberation Day	National holiday
Apr 29	Thursday	Day off for Sinai Liberation Day	National holiday
Apr 30	Friday	Coptic Good Friday	Observance
May 1	Saturday	Coptic Holy Saturday	Observance
May 1	Saturday	Labor Day	National holiday
May 2	Sunday	Coptic Easter Sunday	Observance
May 3	Monday	Spring Festival	National holiday
May 12	Wednesday	Eid el Fitr Holiday	National holiday
May 13	Thursday	Eid el Fitr	National holiday
May 14	Friday	Eid el Fitr Holiday	National holiday
May 15	Saturday	Eid el Fitr Holiday	National holiday
May 16	Sunday	Eid el Fitr Holiday	National holiday
Jun 21	Monday	June Solstice	Season
Jun 30	Wednesday	June 30 Revolution	National holiday
Jul 1	Thursday	Day off for June 30 Revolution	National holiday
Jul 1	Thursday	July 1 Bank Holiday	Bank Holiday
Jul 17	Saturday	Eid al-Adha Holiday	National holiday
Jul 18	Sunday	Eid al-Adha Holiday	National holiday
Jul 19	Monday	Arafat Day	National holiday
Jul 20	Tuesday	Eid al-Adha	National holiday
Jul 21	Wednesday	Eid al-Adha Holiday	National holiday
Jul 22	Thursday	Eid al-Adha Holiday	National holiday
Jul 23	Friday	Eid al-Adha Holiday	Bank Holiday
Jul 23	Friday	Revolution Day July 23	National holiday
Jul 24	Saturday	Eid al-Adha Holiday	National holiday
Aug 9	Monday	Muharram	Observance
Aug 12	Thursday	Muharram	National holiday
Aug 15	Sunday	Flooding of the Nile	Observance
Aug 19	Thursday	Ashura	Observance
Sep 11	Saturday	Nayrouz	Observance
Sep 22	Wednesday	September Equinox	Season
Oct 6	Wednesday	Armed Forces Day	National holiday
Oct 7	Thursday	Day off for Armed Forces Day	National holiday
Oct 21	Thursday	Prophet Mohamed's Birthday	National holiday
Dec 21	Tuesday	December Solstice	Season

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