Public holidays in Kazakhstan

This article describes public holidays in Kazakhstan that may affect the progress of your shipments.

New Year's Day (January 1-2)

Kazakhs celebrate the arrival of the New Year. People greet each other, exchange gifts, and enjoy a good time together.

·  International Women's Day (March 8)

Kazakhstan Women's Day is celebrated to recognize the contributions of women to social, economic, and political spheres. On this day, women receive greetings and gifts from family and friends.

·  Nauryz (March 21-23)

Nauryz is the traditional New Year in Kazakhstan, symbolizing the beginning of spring and new life. People engage in various celebrations during these days, such as preparing traditional food, participating in folk music and dance performances, and more.

·  Unity Day of the People of Kazakhstan (May 1)

Unity Day of the People of Kazakhstan commemorates the unity and solidarity of the various ethnic groups in Kazakhstan. On this day, people participate in various celebrations, including parades, performances, and more.

·  Defender of the Fatherland Day (May 7)

Defender of the Fatherland Day honors the Kazakh soldiers who sacrificed their lives in World War II. On this day, people pay tribute to the fallen soldiers and participate in various commemorative events.

·  Victory Day (May 9)

Victory Day is a Kazakh holiday established to commemorate the victory over Nazi Germany. People engage in various celebrations on this day, including parades, performances, and more.

·  Capital City Day (July 6)

Capital City Day commemorates the founding of Nur-Sultan, the capital of Kazakhstan. People participate in various celebrations on this day, including parades, performances, and more.

·  Constitution Day of the Republic of Kazakhstan (August 30)

Constitution Day of the Republic of Kazakhstan marks the adoption of the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan. People engage in various celebrations on this day, such as seminars, exhibitions, and more.

·  Independence Day (December 16)

Independence Day is the most significant public holiday in Kazakhstan, commemorating the country's independence from the Soviet Union. People participate in various celebrations on this day, including parades, performances, and more.