Mayotte Public Holidays News and Updates

2021 (public news feed delayed by 30 days)

• May
• 13
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• Mayotte Aid El-Fitr Public Holiday May 14

  Conseil départemental de Mayotte (Mamoudzou) - The French department of Mayotte has announced that Friday, May 14, 2021, would be the date of the upcoming annual non-working public holiday in Mayotte on the occasion of the upcoming Aid El-Fitr (End of Ramadan).
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2020

• May
• 24
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• Mayotte 2020 Aid El-Fitr Public Holiday May 25

  Conseil départemental de Mayotte (Mamoudzou) - The French department of Mayotte has announced that Monday, May 25, 2020, would be the date of the upcoming annual non-working public holiday in Mayotte on the occasion of the upcoming Aid El-Fitr (End of Ramadan).
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2019

• Aug
• 3
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• Mayotte 2019 Ide-El-Kebir Public Holiday August 12

  Conseil départemental de Mayotte (Mamoudzou) - The French department of Mayotte has announced that Monday, August 12, 2019, would be the date of the upcoming annual non-working public holiday in Mayotte on the occasion of the upcoming Ide-El-Kebir (aka. Eid al-Adha or Feast of Sacrifice).
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• Mar
• 14
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• Mayotte Miradji Public Holiday April 4

  Conseil départemental de Mayotte (Mamoudzou) - The French department of Mayotte has announced that Thursday, April 4, 2019, would be the date of the upcoming annual non-working public holiday in Mayotte on the occasion of the upcoming Miradji.
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2016

• Sep
• 3
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• Mayotte 2016 Ide-El-Kêbir Public Holiday

  Conseil départemental de Mayotte (Mamoudzou) - The French department of Mayotte has announced that Monday, September 12, 2016, would be the date of the upcoming annual non-working public holiday in Mayotte on the occasion of the upcoming Ide-El-Kêbir (aka. Eid al-Adha or Feast of Sacrifice).
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2015

• May
• 13
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• Mayotte Extra Public Holiday May 15

  Conseil départemental de Mayotte (Mamoudzou) - The President of the French department of Mayotte, Soibahadine Ibrahim Ramadani, has announced that Friday, May 15, 2015, would be an additional one-off non-working public holiday in Mayotte.
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• Feb
• 14
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• France Votes Mayotte Public Holidays Amendment

  Le Monde (Paris) - France's National Assembly has voted the Bareigts amendment to the omnibus Macron economic growth bill currently being considered, which would allow the replacement of 7 of the 11 Fench annual public holidays by more local (ie. Muslim and Hindu) annual non-working public holidays.
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2013

• Apr
• 19
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• Mayotte April-May Public Holidays Clarified

  Directions régionales entreprises, concurrence, consommation, travail et emploi (DIRECCTE) - The Mayotte authorities have issued a communique ("prochains jours fériés - les règles applicables") clarifying the list and observance of the upcoming non-working public holidays in Mayotte
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2011

• Mar
• 29
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• Mayotte Declares March 31 Public Holiday

  Mayottehebdo (Mamoudzou) - The Mayotte authorities have declared Thursday, March 31, 2011, as a one-off public holiday to mark the upcoming change in territorial status of Mayotte.
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2010

• Sep
• 8
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• Mayotte Confirms End of Ramadan School Holiday

  Mayottehebdo - The Mayotte school board has announced that the upcoming End of Ramadan (Aïd el-Fitr) would be an official school holiday as it has always been.
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2009

• Mar
• 28
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• Mayotte To Declare March 30 Post-Referendum Public Holiday

  Libération (Mamoudzou) - The president of the French overseas territory of Mayotte, Ahmed Attoumani Douchina, has announced that Monday, March 30, 2009, would be a one-off public holiday to celebrate the expected victory of the "yes" vote in Sunday's referendum as to whether the territory should become the 101st department of France.
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2006

• Oct
• 25
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• Mayotte Public Holidays News Update

  Le Figaro (Paris) - The French cabinet has decided that the 2007 presidential elections will be held on April 22, 2007, followed by an almost certainly necessary second round on May 6, 2007.
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