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Integra Calendar THe INTEGRA Project is co-funded by the European Union's INTEGRA CALENDAR Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund 2019 01 02 03 04 05 06 1/2 New Year's Day 4 Spring Festival Eve (China) 1 Martisor (Moldova, Romania), Maharishi 1 April Fools 1 Labour Day 1 Children's Day (Moldova, CHina, 4 Youth Day (China) 5 Chinese New Year 4 Independence Day (Senegal) Romania) 7/8 Orthodox Christmas Day Dayanand Saraswati Jayanti (India) 5 Mother's Day (Romania) 5-7 Qing Ming Jie (China) 4 6 Spring Festival Golden Week holiday 6 Memorial Day (Romania), Ramadam Koritè (Senegal) 6 11 Independence Manifesto (Morocco) 1-6 Carnival (Brazil) Chaitra Sukhladi (India) 7 Birthday of Ravindranath (india) 5 Eid al-Fitr, Ramzan Id/Eid-ul-Fitar (China) 9 Day of Valor (philippines), Martyrs' Day 9 Victory Day (Serbia, Moldova, Ukraine), (India) 13 8 Mothers' Day, Longtaitou Festival (China) Guru Govind Singh Jayanti (India) 10 Vasant Panchami (India) (Tunisia) Europe Day (Moldova) 6 Orthodox Ascension (Romania) 10 Monarchy Day (Romania) 14 Revolution and Youth Day (Tunusia) 11 Youth Day 12 Arbor Day (china) 13 Sinhala and Tamil New Year's Eve (Sri 12 Mother's Day (Sri Lanka, Brazil, 7 Dragon Boat Festival (China) Lanka), Special Working Day (Moldova), 14 Valentine's Day Ukraine), Father's Day (Romania) Orthodox New Year 14 Summer Day (Albania) 10 With Monday (Senegal) Rama Navami (India) 13 Special Non-Working Day (Philippines) 15-16 Statehood Day (Serbia) 12 Independence Day (Philippines), 14 Ambedkar Jayanti (India) 15 20 Duruthu Full Moon Poya Day (sri Lanka) 20 Madin Full Moon Poya Day (Sri Lanka), Family Day (Moldova) 18 Independence Day (Gambia) 15 Public Holiday (Sri Lanka) 18 Vesak Full Moon Poya Day (Sri Lanka), Democracy Day (Nigeria) 22 Ukranian Unity Day 19 Navam (Sri Lanka), Guru Ravidas Jayanti Holika Dahana (india), Independence Day 17 Mahvir Jayanti (India) Buddha Purnima (India), Europe Day 16 Poson Full Moon Poya Day (india), (Ukraine), Working Day (Moldova) (India) Lantern Festival (China) 18-22 Easter 17 Father's Day, Orthodox Pentecost 24 Unification Day (Romania) (Tunisia) 20 National Day (Cameroon) 21 Tiradentes Day (Brazil) 20 Corpus Christi Constantin Brancusi Day (Romania) 24 St. Cyril & Methodius' Day (Macedonia) 25 Tatiana Day (Ukraine) 21 Daolyatra (india), Hazarat Ali's Birthday 22 Holocaust Remembrance Day (Serbia) 25 Africa Day (Gambia) 23 Statehood Day (moldova) 22 Election Day (Nigeria) 26 Dniester Day (Moldova) 26-29 Orthodox Easter 26 Flag Day (Romania) 26 Republic Day (India) (India), Nav Roz (Afghanistan) 27 Childreen's Day (Nigeria) 24 Dragobete (Romania) 27 State Flag Day (Moldova) 30 Ascension day 28 St. Vitus Day (Serbia), Constitution Day 25 People Power Day (Philippines) 22 Nevruz Day (Albania) 28 Afghan Victory Day (Afghanistan) 27 St. Stava's Day (Servia) 31 Lailat al-Qadr (Ukraine) 07 08 09 10 11 12 4 Rath Yatra (India) 2 Republic Day (Macedonia) 1 Hijra New Year (Morocco), Muharram 1 Independence Day (Cameroon), National Day 1 All Saints' Day 1 National Day (Romania) (China, Nigeria) 7 Chinese Valentine's Day 2 Chhat Puja (India), All Souls Day (Tunisia) 6 Army Day (ukraine) 7 Kupala Night and Navy Day (Ukraine) 11 Tabaski (Senegal), Father's Day (Brazil) 2 National Day Golden Week holiday (China), Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti (India) 6 Anniversary of the Green March (Morocco) 12 Feast of the Sacrifice (Eid al-Adha) 2 Ganesh Chaturthi/Vinayaka Chaturthi 8 National Youth Day (Albania), Constitution 8 Family Day (Ukraine) 5 Wine Day (Moldova), Krishna Janmashtami (India) 9 Maouloud (morocco), Folk artist Day 13 Womens' and Family Day (Tunisia) (India) 6 Teachers' Day (Ukraine) 14 Nikini Full-Moon (Sri Lanka) (Ukraine) Day (Romania), Saint Kliment Ohridski's 16 Esala Full Moon Day (Sri Lanka) 7 Double Ninth Festival (China) 5 Mother Teresa Beatification Day (Albania) 10 Prophet Muhammad's Birthday 15 Assumption of Mary, Raksha Bandhan 8 Dussehra Day (Macedonia), Feast of the Immaculate 25 Republic Day (Tunisia) (India) 7 Independence Day (Brazil) 11 Day of People’s Uprising (Macedonia) 11 Armistice Day (Serbia) 12 Our Lady of Aparecida / Children's Day (Brasil) 17 Parsi New Year (India), Special Working 12 Il Full Moon Poya Day (Sri Lanka) Conception 28 Baptism of Kyivan Rus (Ukraine) Day (Moldova) 8 Father's Day and Independence Day 13 Maharishi Valmiki Jayanti (India), Full Moon (Sri Lanka) 15 Republic Day (Brasil) 11 Unduvap Full Moon Poya Day (Sri Lanka) 19 Independence Day (Moldova) (Macedonia) 14 Defenders' Day (Ukraine) 29 Constitution Day (Moldova), National 18 Independence Day (Morocco) 20 Anniversary of the Revolution (Morocco) 15 Teachers' Day (Brasil), Evacuation Day (Tunisia) 19 St. Nicholas Day (Ukraine) 9 Tamkharit (senegal), Martyrs and Ahmad 20 Black Consciousness Day (Brazil) 21 Ninoy Aquino Day (Philippines), Youth 17 Grand Magal de Touba (Senegal), Karaka Chaturthi Anthem Day (Romania) 24 Christmas Eve Day (Morocco) Shah Masoud Day (Afghanistan) (india) 21 Dignity and Freedom Day (Ukraine) 24 Janmashtami (India), Independence Day 21 World War II Victims Remembrance Day (Serbia) 30 Feast of the Throne (Morocco) 24 Guru Tegh Bahadur's Martyrdom (India) 25 Christmas 10 Ashura (Gambia, India, Afghanistan), 23 Day of the Macedonian Revolutionary Struggle (Ukraine) 28 Flag and Independence Day (Albania) 26 Independence Day (Moldova and Teachers' Day (China) 27 Deepvali 26 Boxing Day (Nigeria) 28 Govardhan Puja (india), Public Service Holiday 29 Liberation Day (Albania) Ukraine), National Heroes Day 11 Onam (India) (Brasil) 30 Bonifacio Day (Plilippines), St' Andrew's 30 Rizal Day (Philippines) (Philippines) 29 Bhai Duj (India) 13 Day (Romania) 31 Language Day (Moldova) Binara Full Moon Poya Day (Sri Lanka) 31 Halloween 31 New Year's Eve This publication was produced with the financial support of the European Union. Its contents are the sole responsibility of RISSC and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union'.
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