Qatar Declares Eid Al-Adha Holiday for Private Sector
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The Ministry of Labour has officially announced a three-day paid holiday for private sector employees in Qatar in celebration of Eid Al-Adha.
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If you're working during the holiday, don’t worry. The Ministry clarified that overtime pay and allowances must be applied, in line with Article (74) of the Labour Law. So, employees working through the break are entitled to extra compensation.
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As the festive mood builds, Msheireb has rolled out a five-day celebration plan full of family-friendly activities, performances, and cultural moments. Plus, Qatar Calendar’s June events promise a packed schedule of Eid celebrations, heritage experiences, and entertainment across the country.
Earlier, the Amiri Diwan also announced the Eid holiday schedule for government employees, lining up a long break for many residents.
The Ministry of Labour extended warm Eid wishes to both employees and employers, wishing everyone a joyful and restful holiday.
Read More: How to Celebrate Eid Al Adha 2025 in Qatar
Whether you’re heading out to catch fireworks, joining in cultural festivities, or just enjoying time off with loved ones. Eid Mubarak from Qatar!