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��Ƶ extends Eid holiday by a week

Saudi youth dance as they celebrate Eid Al-Fitr in Riyadh. (REUTERS)

Updated 21 June 2017

Arab News

June 21, 2017 08:44

��Ƶ extends Eid holiday by a week

Updated 21 June 2017

Arab News

June 21, 2017 08:44

JEDDAH: ��Ƶ has extended this year’s Islamic Eid Al-Fitr holiday by one week, Saudi Press Agency announced on Wednesday.
The announcement came as part of royal decrees which replaced Crown Prince Mohammed bin Nayef with Mohammed bin Salman, previously deputy crown prince.
Government employees to start the holiday season on Sunday and are expected to resume on July 9 instead of July 1.