The Ministry of Labour in Oman has announced that the country will celebrate its 2026 National Day with a two-day holiday on November 25 and 26. This announcement allows citizens and residents to plan for an extended break, aligning with the weekend following the holiday.
The dates were revealed as part of Oman’s official schedule of national and religious holidays for 2026. This proactive communication aims to assist both public and private sector organizations in organizing their work schedules and activities in advance.
In addition to the National Day, Oman has scheduled several other holidays for 2026. These include Sultan’s Accession Day on January 15, Al Isra’a Wal Mi’raj on January 18, the Hijri New Year on June 18, and the Prophet Muhammad’s Birthday on August 27. The dates for Eid Al Fitr and Eid Al Adha will be announced separately, based on the official declarations regarding the beginnings of the Hijri months.
Oman’s National Day is marked by various events and activities across its governorates, celebrating the nation’s rich heritage, culture, and national identity. The advance notice of the holiday schedule reflects the government’s efforts to encourage orderly planning and participation in these celebrations.