Office Timing in Pakistan During For Ramazan 2024
It is expected that first Ramadan in Pakistan will be on 11th March, 2024. In this Holy month Muslims will keep fast for one whole month. Office timing also changes in this month of Ramadan. Federal government of Pakistan has also announced the new office timing for month of Ramazan. On this page we have published the Ramadan timing schedule 2024 for Pakistan both in Urdu and English languages.
Federal & Provincial Offices, Banks and Courts Timing During Ramadan 2024 in Pakistan
This Ramadan office timing schedule has been issued through a notification by a section officer of cabinet secretariat establishment division. This schedule 2024 is official as it has been announced through a govt notification. It has been decided that those office which remain open for 6 days in a week, will remain open from 10 AM to 3 PM in 5 days of week i.e from Monday to Thursday. Office timing of such office will be from 10 AM to 1 PM on Friday.
Final Words
All office which open for 5 days in a week will have separate schedule for the Ramadan month. Theses offices will open at 10 AM but close at 4 PM from Monday to Saturday. Office Timing for Friday will be the same i.e from 10 AM to 1 PM. Remember that this Ramadan office timing schedule 2024 is valid for federal govt departments and offices e.g Railway, Nadra, Civil Aviation, FIA, Passport, Immigration and federal banks like State Bank of Pakistan and National Bank of Pakistan etc. Hopefully provincial governments of Sindh, Punjab, Balochistan, KPK, GB and AJK will also follow the same schedule. In case of any change we shall let you know. Private offices will have their own individual schedule. Read relevant details in Urdu given in newspaper cutting on this blog post. Visit studysolutions.pk for more updates about Ramadan 2024 in Pakistan.
Official Office Timing Schedule During Ramadan 2024 in Pakistan
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