Public parking will be free on Sunday, July 7, in celebration of the Islamic New Year, also known as Hijri New Year. This exemption, however, does not extend to the seven-day paid public parking zones, marked by blue parking information signs and operational throughout the week and on official holidays, according to Sharjah Municipality. The announcement comes after UAE authorities declared a one-day paid holiday for government employees on the occasion of the Islamic New Year, with July 7 also being a paid holiday for private sector employees.
Following the Islamic New Year, residents can anticipate another holiday on the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)’s birthday, according to the list of holidays for 2024 released by the country’s Cabinet. The final official holiday of the year will be a long weekend, as the nation prepares to celebrate National Day. It is essential to stay informed and up-to-date on the latest news, so remember to follow KT on WhatsApp Channels for the most recent updates regarding holidays and events in the UAE.
As the Islamic New Year approaches, it is important to note that public parking will be free on July 7, allowing residents to relax and enjoy the celebrations without the worry of parking fees. While this exemption does not apply to certain paid public parking zones, marked by blue parking information signs, citizens can still take advantage of this opportunity for a stress-free day. Stay informed with the latest news and updates by following KT on WhatsApp Channels for the most recent information regarding holidays and events in the UAE.
In addition to the Islamic New Year celebrations, residents can also look forward to a holiday on the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)’s birthday, with the country’s Cabinet announcing a list of holidays for 2024. The year will end with another long weekend, as the UAE gears up to celebrate National Day. This provides an excellent opportunity for residents to participate in festivities and enjoy time with family and friends. Make the most of these holidays and plan your activities accordingly to make the most out of the long weekends ahead.
The announcement of the free public parking on the occasion of the Islamic New Year is a welcome gesture for residents, allowing them to relax and celebrate without the added worry of parking fees. While certain paid public parking zones are excluded from this exemption, there are still plenty of opportunities to enjoy the day without any parking costs. Keep up-to-date with the latest news and updates by following KT on WhatsApp Channels for information on holidays, events, and more, ensuring you never miss out on important announcements and celebrations in the UAE.
