Morocco: public holidays 2026

New Year’s Day marks the first day of the Gregorian calendar year. Morocco’s official portal lists it among the country’s national public holidays.

Independence Manifesto Day commemorates the presentation of Morocco’s independence manifesto on 11 January 1944. It is a national public holiday.

Amazigh New Year marks the beginning of the Amazigh year and celebrates Amazigh cultural heritage. Morocco’s official portal lists it as a national public holiday.

Eid al-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan. Morocco’s official portal lists it as a national religious holiday on 1 Shawwal; the Gregorian dates in this calendar are estimated and each occurrence is represented by two listed dates.

Eid al-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan. Morocco’s official portal lists it as a national religious holiday on 1 Shawwal; the Gregorian dates in this calendar are estimated and each occurrence is represented by two listed dates.

Labour Day honors workers and labour. Morocco’s official portal lists it as a national public holiday.

Eid al-Adha, the Feast of Sacrifice, commemorates Ibrahim’s willingness to sacrifice in obedience to God. Morocco’s official portal lists it as a national religious holiday on 10 Dhu al-Hijjah; the Gregorian dates in this calendar are estimated and each occurrence is represented by two listed dates.

Eid al-Adha, the Feast of Sacrifice, commemorates Ibrahim’s willingness to sacrifice in obedience to God. Morocco’s official portal lists it as a national religious holiday on 10 Dhu al-Hijjah; the Gregorian dates in this calendar are estimated and each occurrence is represented by two listed dates.

Islamic New Year marks the first day of Muharram and the beginning of the Hijri year. Morocco’s official portal identifies it by its Hijri date as a national religious holiday; the Gregorian date in this calendar is estimated.

Throne Day marks the anniversary of the monarch’s accession and the bond between the throne and the Moroccan people, as described in Morocco’s official account. It is a national public holiday.

Oued Eddahab Anniversary commemorates, in Morocco’s official account, the reintegration of the Oued Eddahab region as part of national independence and territorial unity. It is a national public holiday.

The Revolution of the King and the People commemorates, in Morocco’s official account, the unity of the throne and the people in the struggle for freedom, independence and unity. It is a national public holiday.

Youth Day is a national occasion honoring Moroccan youth and their role in the country’s future, according to Morocco’s official portal. It is a national public holiday.

Mawlid commemorates the birth of the Prophet Muhammad. Morocco’s official portal identifies it by 12 Rabi al-Awwal as a national religious holiday; the Gregorian dates in this calendar are estimated and each occurrence is represented by two listed dates.

Mawlid commemorates the birth of the Prophet Muhammad. Morocco’s official portal identifies it by 12 Rabi al-Awwal as a national religious holiday; the Gregorian dates in this calendar are estimated and each occurrence is represented by two listed dates.

Green March Day commemorates the mass Green March launched on 6 November 1975. Morocco’s official portal records 350,000 volunteers in the march; it is a national public holiday.

Independence Day celebrates the restoration of Morocco’s independence and sovereignty. Morocco’s official account presents it as a victory of the throne and the people; it is a national public holiday.

New Year’s Day marks the first day of the Gregorian calendar year. Morocco’s official portal lists it among the country’s national public holidays.

Independence Manifesto Day commemorates the presentation of Morocco’s independence manifesto on 11 January 1944. It is a national public holiday.

Amazigh New Year marks the beginning of the Amazigh year and celebrates Amazigh cultural heritage. Morocco’s official portal lists it as a national public holiday.

Eid al-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan. Morocco’s official portal lists it as a national religious holiday on 1 Shawwal; the Gregorian dates in this calendar are estimated and each occurrence is represented by two listed dates.

Eid al-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan. Morocco’s official portal lists it as a national religious holiday on 1 Shawwal; the Gregorian dates in this calendar are estimated and each occurrence is represented by two listed dates.

Labour Day honors workers and labour. Morocco’s official portal lists it as a national public holiday.

Eid al-Adha, the Feast of Sacrifice, commemorates Ibrahim’s willingness to sacrifice in obedience to God. Morocco’s official portal lists it as a national religious holiday on 10 Dhu al-Hijjah; the Gregorian dates in this calendar are estimated and each occurrence is represented by two listed dates.

Eid al-Adha, the Feast of Sacrifice, commemorates Ibrahim’s willingness to sacrifice in obedience to God. Morocco’s official portal lists it as a national religious holiday on 10 Dhu al-Hijjah; the Gregorian dates in this calendar are estimated and each occurrence is represented by two listed dates.

Islamic New Year marks the first day of Muharram and the beginning of the Hijri year. Morocco’s official portal identifies it by its Hijri date as a national religious holiday; the Gregorian date in this calendar is estimated.

Throne Day marks the anniversary of the monarch’s accession and the bond between the throne and the Moroccan people, as described in Morocco’s official account. It is a national public holiday.

Oued Eddahab Anniversary commemorates, in Morocco’s official account, the reintegration of the Oued Eddahab region as part of national independence and territorial unity. It is a national public holiday.

The Revolution of the King and the People commemorates, in Morocco’s official account, the unity of the throne and the people in the struggle for freedom, independence and unity. It is a national public holiday.

Youth Day is a national occasion honoring Moroccan youth and their role in the country’s future, according to Morocco’s official portal. It is a national public holiday.

Mawlid commemorates the birth of the Prophet Muhammad. Morocco’s official portal identifies it by 12 Rabi al-Awwal as a national religious holiday; the Gregorian dates in this calendar are estimated and each occurrence is represented by two listed dates.

Mawlid commemorates the birth of the Prophet Muhammad. Morocco’s official portal identifies it by 12 Rabi al-Awwal as a national religious holiday; the Gregorian dates in this calendar are estimated and each occurrence is represented by two listed dates.

Green March Day commemorates the mass Green March launched on 6 November 1975. Morocco’s official portal records 350,000 volunteers in the march; it is a national public holiday.

Independence Day celebrates the restoration of Morocco’s independence and sovereignty. Morocco’s official account presents it as a victory of the throne and the people; it is a national public holiday.