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Source: Gouvernement de Côte d'Ivoire (Abijan)
The government of the Ivory Coast has announced that it had declared Monday, December 26, 2011, as another additional non-working public holiday (jour férié et chômé sur toute l'étendue du territoire national) to compensate the fact that Christmas Day 2011 falls on a Sunday.
The aforementioned announcement is the third time (03-Nov-2011 and 04-Aug-2011) that a day in lieu public holiday is declared, since president Ouattara finally gained control of the Ivory Coast (11-May-2011).
Apparently the Ouattara administration, contrary to his predecessor, plans to heed the "décret No 96-2006 du 16 mai 2006" (16-May-2006) which amended the amends the "décret No 96-205 du 16 mars 1996 déterminant la liste et le régime des jours fériés" (09-May-1996) by mandating a Monday day in lieu public holiday when some of the fixed-date public holidays fall on a Sunday.
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bank holidays and public holidays news updates (December 2011)
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Côte d'Ivoire 2020 bank holidays and public holidays (next year)
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Côte d'Ivoire 2021 bank holidays and public holidays
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• 2011-11-03: Ivory Coast 2011 Tabaski Public Holidays Announced
• 2011-08-04: Ivory Coast Public Holiday Declared August 8
• 2011-05-11: Ivory Coast Declares 3 Day Of Mourning
• 2006-05-16: Ivory Coast Amends Public Holidays Rules
• 1996-05-09: Ivory Coast Overhauls List Of Official Public Holidays
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Ivory Coast 2011 Year-End Public Holidays