Jakarta: The Indonesian government has designated 16 national public holidays and 8 collective leave days for 2023, according to Coordinating Minister for Human Development and Cultural Affairs Muhadjir Effendy.
"(We have designated) 16 national holidays and 8 collective leave days, amounting to 24 days, for 2023," he said after presiding over a ministerial-level meeting on national holidays and collective leave days here on Tuesday.
The Joint Ministerial Decision of Religious Affairs Minister, Manpower Minister, and State Apparatus Utilization and Bureaucracy Reform Minister No. 1066 of 2022, No. 3 of 2022, and No. 3 of 2022 will serve as the legal basis for the public holidays and collective leave days in 2023, he added.
Religious Affairs Minister Yaqut Cholil Qoumas, Manpower Minister Ida Fauziyah, and State Apparatus Minister Abdullah Azwar Anas attended the ministerial-level meeting at the coordinating ministry’s office, Effendy said.
According to the joint ministerial decision, the following dates have been designated as national public holidays:
January 1 : New Year's Day
January 22 : Chinese New Year
February 18 : Commemoration of Prophet Muhammad's Isra' and Mi'raj
March 22 : Hindu Day of Silence
April 7 : Good Friday
April 22–23 : Eid al-Fitr
May 1 : Labour Day
May 18 : Ascension Day
June 1 : Birth of Pancasila Day
June 4 : Birth of Buddha Day
June 29 : Eid al-Adha
July 19 : Islamic New Year
August 17 : Independence Day
September 28 : Prophet Muhammad's Birthday
December 25 : Christmas Day
Meanwhile, the following dates have been designated as collective leave days:
January 23 : After the Chinese New Year
March 23 : After the Hindu Day of Silence
April 21, 24–26 : Before and after Eid al-Fitr
June 2 : Before the Birth of Buddha Day
December 26 : After Christmas Day
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