In celebration of the 54th Eid Al Etihad, the Sharjah government has announced a five-day paid holiday for its employees. The holiday, which underscores the UAE’s commitment to honoring national unity and cultural heritage, will allow workers to fully participate in the festivities. Additionally, the UAE Ministry of Education has declared a holiday for both public and private schools, ensuring that students and educators alike can join in the commemorations. This move reflects the nation’s emphasis on fostering a sense of community and shared identity during this significant occasion. The holiday period is expected to boost local tourism and family gatherings, further enhancing the festive spirit across the Emirates.
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