On New Year's Eve, seven days in a row will be days off
Baku/09.12.23/Turan: The Cabinet of Ministers of Azerbaijan adopted a resolution on rearranging the calendar of working days on January 4 and 5 with weekends on December 30 and January 7.
Thus, the days from December 31 to January 6 inclusive will not be working days. Thus,
December 31 is a day off on the occasion of the Day of Solidarity of Azerbaijanis of the World. January 1st and 2nd are New Year's holidays. December 3 becomes a day off because December 31 falls on a Sunday. January 4 and 5 are declared non–working due to today's government decree, followed by another weekend Saturday - January 6. –06B-
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