This page contains the list of upcoming Iraq official public holidays, bank holidays, government holidays, regional public holidays, non-working national holidays and sectorial holidays from October 2020 to September 2021. The public holidays listing on this page is also accessible via our free Android
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The list of upcoming Iraq official public holidays is:
Date
Weekday
Public Holiday
Observance
Saturday
National Iraqi Day
Thursday
Moulad
(The Prophet's Birthday)
Thursday
Anniversary of the Victory over Daesh/ISIS
Friday
Christmas Day
Friday
New Year's Day
(Sovereignty Day)
Wednesday
Army Day
(1921)(except Kurdistan)
Friday
Rebellion Anniversary
(1991) (Kurdistan)
regional
Sunday
Spring Day
(Nowruz)
Friday
Baghdad Liberation Day
(Kurdistan)
regional
Saturday
Labor Day
Thursday
Eid al Fitr
(End of Ramadan)
Friday
Eid al Fitr Holiday
Saturday
Eid al Fitr Holiday
banks
Wednesday
Republic Day
Tuesday
Eid al Adha
(Feast of Sacrifice)
Wednesday
Eid al Adha Holiday
Thursday
Eid al Adha Holiday
Friday
Eid al Adha Holiday
Monday
Islamic New Year
Wednesday
Ashura
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Recent Iraq Public Holidays News and Updates
Below is a list of recent news and updates related to Iraq public holidays, national holidays, government holidays and bank holidays (note that this newsfeed is delayed by 30 days).
Below is the list of global holidays observed as non-working public holidays in Iraq, with the dates of these global holidays for the next 10 years (2020-2030).
