The Pakistani government has officially announced a five-day public holiday for Eid ul-Adha 2025, running from Thursday, June 5, to Monday, June 9. The decision marks one of the longest Eid breaks in recent years, allowing citizens across the country ample time to celebrate the religious festival with their loved ones.
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The notification, issued by the Cabinet Division, applies to all federal government offices, schools, and public institutions. Employees are set to return to work on Tuesday, June 10, following the conclusion of the holiday period.
Special Flexibility for Essential Services
Recognizing the varying operational needs of different sectors, the government has allowed essential services and private businesses to adopt flexible holiday schedules. This move ensures continuity in key sectors while still honoring the spirit of Eid.
Eid ul-Adha, also known as the Festival of Sacrifice, holds deep cultural and spiritual significance for Muslims around the world. With this extended break, families across Pakistan are gearing up for celebrations, communal prayers, and traditional feasts.
