العطلات الرسمية في مصر

العطلات الرسمية في مصر lists the national, religious, and commemorative holidays observed across Egypt, including dates that also matter for bank closures and public administration. The calendar is anchored in Cairo and reflects a countrywide holiday pattern that includes fixed civic observances as well as religious occasions whose dates shift from year to year. It is a practical record of official non-working days rather than a cultural diary, so the focus stays on state-recognised closures, memorial days, and observance dates that matter to public institutions, employers, and service providers across Egypt. Entries commonly include عيد الميلاد المجيد, عيد الشرطة, عيد ثورة 25 يناير, عيد الفطر, شم النسيم, عيد تحرير سيناء, يوم العمال, and عيد الأضحى, with each holiday appearing as a single calendar item when it is observed nationally or within the banking system. Fixed dates sit alongside lunar-calendar holidays, so timing can vary from one year to the next, especially for Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha. The result is a running view of the annual holiday cycle in Egypt, including religious observances, national anniversaries, and spring or labour-related public closures that shape office hours, school timetables, and financial-market operations. Employees, managers, journalists, and travel planners tracking Egypt’s public schedule can use this Smart Calendar Feed, free to subscribe, to place official holidays directly into Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook. That reduces manual checking of annual decrees and makes recurring closures visible alongside meetings, deadlines, and travel plans. Because the feed presents official observance dates in one place, it is useful for coordinating across ministries, private firms, banks, and households that follow the same national calendar. The calendar updates regularly so cancellations, rescheduled observances, or government-issued changes appear automatically. That matters in Egypt, where some holidays are confirmed close to the relevant religious sighting or official announcement, and where banking closures may differ slightly from other public-sector arrangements.