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Source: Asia News
Lebanon's Cabinet has hinted that this year's, March 25, "Islamic-Christian Day" observed on the date of the Annunciation, could become a non-working public holiday in the future.
The idea behind this celebration is that the Virgin Mary, who is revered by Muslims and Christians alike, is a factor of unity among Lebanese of every faith.
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Lebanon Considering Annunciation Public Holiday