By Rédaction Africa Links 24 with Egypt Independent
Published on 2024-01-22 09:13:40
The Central Bank of Egypt will be implementing a temporary work suspension for all banks in the country on Thursday, in honor of the anniversary of the January 25 Revolution and Police Day. This announcement was made in a statement released by the CBE on Sunday, with the resumption of bank operations scheduled for January 28. Since Friday and Saturday are the weekend in Egypt, this holiday period will extend for three days.
In addition to the bank suspension, Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly has declared January 25 as an official paid holiday for workers in various sectors including ministries, government departments, public bodies, local administration units, public sector companies, public business sector companies, and private sector companies.
This decision reflects the significance of commemorating the January 25 Revolution and Police Day, events that are deeply rooted in the history and culture of Egypt. The temporary closure of banks and the designation of a paid holiday for workers underscores the importance of honoring and remembering these pivotal moments in the nation’s past.
By allowing for this period of reflection and observance, the Central Bank of Egypt and the government are providing an opportunity for citizens to pay tribute to the historical significance of these events and their impact on the country’s development. This temporary suspension of bank operations and the recognition of January 25 as a paid holiday serve as a reminder of the unity and resilience of the Egyptian people, and the progress made since the January 25 Revolution.
As the nation takes this time to observe and commemorate these historic events, the Central Bank of Egypt and the government are reaffirming their commitment to recognizing and honoring the contributions and sacrifices made by the people of Egypt.
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