Public holidays in Niger

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This is a list of holidays in Niger
Date English name
January 1 New Year's Day
April 24 Concord Day
May 1 Worker's Day
August 3 Independence Day
September 5 Settler's Day
December 18 Republic Day
December 25 Christmas Day

[edit] Movable holidays

The following are public holidays whose date may vary, according to their corresponding calendar. In the order they occur:

Date English name
January Eid al Adha
January Tabaski (Feast of Sacrifice)
January Muharram (Islamic New Year)
April Easter Monday
April The Prophet's Birthday (Mawlid)
November Eid al Fitr
October Laylat al-Qadr
December or January Tabaski (Feast of Sacrifice) - second observance
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