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Comoros Public Holidays 2026

Comoros observes 13 public holidays in 2026.

First:
New Year
Last:
Maore Day

Comoros 2026 Calendar

Holidays in September

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Long weekends

Holidays adjacent to the weekend, in Comoros, 2026.

  • 4days

    Jul 3 Jul 6, 2026

    National Day

  • 3days

    Jan 16 Jan 18, 2026

    Isra and Mi'raj

  • 3days

    Mar 20 Mar 22, 2026

    Eid al-Fitr

  • 3days

    May 1 May 3, 2026

    Labour Day

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About this calendar

In 2026, Comoros observes 13 public holidays, beginning with New Year on and ending with Maore Day on . These are official days on which government offices, banks, schools, and most businesses are closed.

Holidays here include a mix of fixed dates (such as New Year's Day and national independence days) and variable dates (such as religious holidays that follow lunar or ecclesiastical calendars). Variable holidays may shift by 1–2 days from year to year.

When a public holiday falls on a Saturday or Sunday, the practice of observing a substitute day off varies by employer, sector, and employment contract.