The Islamabad administration has announced a Public Holiday on December 26. The decision comes as high-level foreign dignitaries are scheduled to visit the federal capital on the same day.
A formal notification regarding the Public Holiday has been issued by local authorities. The announcement advises citizens and businesses to plan accordingly, as government offices and institutions will remain closed.
The administration said the holiday is intended to facilitate smooth arrangements for official ceremonies and diplomatic engagements. Security measures will be increased in key areas to ensure the safety of both visitors and residents during the Public Holiday.
Officials have urged the public to stay updated on traffic arrangements and possible road closures during the day. They emphasized that essential services, including hospitals and emergency response units, will continue to operate despite the holiday.
The announcement has also prompted private offices and educational institutions to inform their staff and students about closures. Citizens are encouraged to plan their work and personal activities ahead of time to avoid inconvenience.
Authorities highlighted that such Public Holidays are occasionally declared in Islamabad to accommodate state protocol events. These measures help ensure that diplomatic visits proceed smoothly while maintaining public order.
Local transport services are expected to operate on adjusted schedules. Commuters have been advised to check announcements from transport authorities regarding timing changes.
The administration reiterated that the Public Holiday on December 26 is part of routine measures for national-level events and official visits. Residents are encouraged to remain vigilant and cooperate with law enforcement for safety and convenience.
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This step underlines Islamabad’s commitment to hosting international dignitaries while balancing public convenience during important state occasions.
