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Public holidays, market closures and deadlines for Western Sahara, with the evidence behind each date and the day it was last checked.
How we know this — every layer we hold, how each is graded, and what is missing
The next public holiday in Western Sahara is
New Year's Day
In 131 days · expected; set by announcement
Computed · local time Africa/El_Aaiun
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Western Sahara public holidays in 2026
1 national closure in 2026. Subdivisions and the observed-but-open layer are not counted here.
| Date | Observance | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| 1 January 2026 | New Year's Day expected | Compiled |
The shape of Western Sahara’s year
Every day of 2026, one square, weeks running left to right, January on the left. National layer only.
1 closureevery other day
Long weekends in Western Sahara, 2026
1 run of three days or more, including the ones you only get by taking a single bridge day off. National closures only, computed on a Monday–Friday week — an assumption, not something the corpus records for this jurisdiction.
| When | Length | Because of | Leave |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Jan – 4 Jan | 4 days | New Year's Day | take Fri 2 Jan |
How we know this
Every layer this corpus carries, whether it exists for Western Sahara, how many records, how each is graded and when it was last looked at. The record rather than the data — enough to check a claim before relying on it.
| Layer | Records | How we know | Last checked | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Statutory closures | 1 | 1 compiled | — | |
| Substitution and in-lieu rules | 1 | 1 compiled | — |
Not held for Western Sahara: Statutory weekly rest, Religious observances, Optional and restricted days, Half-days and partial closures, Bank-only closures, Observed but open, School terms and breaks, Subdivision calendars, Exchange closures, Tax deadlines, Elections, School terms and breaks. A gap is ours, not a statement about the place — it means nobody here has read an instrument for it yet.
1 named document, issued by 1 body, stand behind these rows. Every date is traceable to one of them:
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How Western Sahara keeps time
| Observances | 1 across the national calendar |
|---|---|
| Evidence | 0 verified · 0 corroborated · 1 compiled, from 0 named sources |
| Languages | Arabic, English |
| Calendar systems | gregorian |
| Exchanges | none listed |
| Last reviewed | — |
The Western Sahara dossier
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All 1 dated closures are complete and computed, drawn from published compilations and our own research across 0 named sources. Every row names what it rests on. We are retrieving the underlying instruments market by market.
Contents are emitted when the dossier is compiled, so this list and the PDF cannot disagree.
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