The federal government has officially announced holidays for Eidul Adha, confirming a three-day public break across the country.
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According to a notification issued by the Cabinet Division, the Eidul Adha holidays will be observed on May 26, 27, and 28, 2026. The decision has been approved by the Prime Minister, following recommendations from relevant government authorities.Federal government Eidul Adha holidays
The notification states that all federal government offices will remain closed during the announced period, allowing citizens and public sector employees to observe the religious festival with their families. Essential services and emergency departments will continue to operate as per routine schedules to ensure uninterrupted public facilitation.
Eidul Adha is one of the most significant religious festivals in the Islamic calendar, commemorating the tradition of sacrifice and marked by prayers, charity, and family gatherings. The announcement of official holidays allows citizens to fully participate in religious and cultural activities associated with the occasion.
Government officials have expressed good wishes for the public on the occasion, hoping the festival brings peace, unity, and prosperity to the country. The notification also serves as guidance for provincial governments and institutions to align their holiday schedules accordingly.
With the announcement, public and private sector organizations are expected to adjust their operations, while transportation hubs and markets may experience increased activity ahead of the holiday period.
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Further details regarding provincial holiday schedules may be issued separately by respective governments in the coming days.