Meskel 2023 in Eritrea

When Is Meskel 2023?

27Sep2023EritreaWed, Sep 27, 2023 Add to calendar

Quick Facts

This year:	Wed, Sep 27, 2023
Next year:	Fri, Sep 27, 2024
Last year:	Tue, Sep 27, 2022
Type:	Public Holiday

List of dates for other years

Upcoming holidays in Eritrea

Holidays in Eritrea 2023

Holidays in Eritrea 2024

Is Meskel a Public Holiday?

Meskel is a public holiday. It is a day off for the general population, and schools and most businesses are closed.

Meskel Observances

Year	Weekday	Date	Name	Holiday Type
2018	Thu	Sep 27	Meskel	Public Holiday
2019	Fri	Sep 27	Meskel	Public Holiday
2020	Sun	Sep 27	Meskel	Public Holiday
2021	Mon	Sep 27	Meskel	Public Holiday
2022	Tue	Sep 27	Meskel	Public Holiday
2023	Wed	Sep 27	Meskel	Public Holiday
2024	Fri	Sep 27	Meskel	Public Holiday
2025	Sat	Sep 27	Meskel	Public Holiday
2026	Sun	Sep 27	Meskel	Public Holiday
2027	Mon	Sep 27	Meskel	Public Holiday
2028	Wed	Sep 27	Meskel	Public Holiday

While we diligently research and update our holiday dates, some of the information in the table above may be preliminary. If you find an error, please let us know.

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Other Names and Languages

English	Meskel
German	Auffindung des Kreuzes

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