Qatar National Day 2024 Holidays: Amiri Diwan Announces Official Public Sector Break

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The Amiri Diwan has officially announced the holidays for Qatar National Day 2024. In an announcement made on December 15, 2024, it was confirmed that December 18 and 19, 2024, will be official holidays for all government employees. These days will allow the nation to come together and celebrate Qatar’s rich history and achievements.

What You Need to Know:

  • Holiday Dates: Government employees will have a break on Wednesday, December 18, and Thursday, December 19.
  • Back to Work: Employees will return to work on Sunday, December 22, 2024, after the long weekend.

For Private Sector Employees:

The holiday announcement applies to the public sector. If you work in the private sector, please check with your company’s HR department for the specific holiday dates, as they may vary.

Why Qatar National Day Matters:

Qatar National Day, celebrated on December 18, honors the day in 1878 when the country was unified under the leadership of Sheikh Jassim bin Mohammed Al Thani. It’s a day full of pride, parades and events that celebrate Qatar’s journey from its early days to becoming the prosperous nation it is today.


The announcement of the official holidays for Qatar National Day 2024 provides a much-needed break for government employees to enjoy the celebrations. Private sector workers should confirm their holiday schedules with their employers. National Day is a time for everyone in Qatar to reflect on the nation’s progress and celebrate together.

Stay tuned for more updates about Qatar National Day and enjoy the festivities!


Source: Amiri Diwan

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