Kyrgyzstan has approved the official production calendar for 2026. The Ministry of Labor has published the official schedule of public holidays and days off.
According to the document, the New Year holidays will last from January 1 to January 7 inclusive — giving citizens seven consecutive days of rest.
Days off are also expected in May: Kyrgyzstanis will rest from May 1 to May 9.
The following dates will also be official non-working days next year:
- March 8 — International Women’s Day
- March 21 — Nooruz
- August 31 — Independence Day
In addition, the calendar includes the Muslim religious holidays Orozo Ait and Kurban Ait, which will also be non-working days. The exact dates will be announced later.
The Ministry of Labor also clarified that several shortened working days are planned in the republic:
- Pre-holiday shortened days — March 20, April 30, and December 31
- Shortened holiday days — February 23 and April 7.
