President Declares Monday a Government Holiday

Outgoing President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih declared Monday a government holiday because vote proceedings for the second round run-off of the presidential elections were still continuing. The decision was made at the request of the Election Commission, as many government employees and the public participated in the election held the previous day. The government had also been closed for two days after the first round on 9 September.

Outgoing President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih declared Monday a government holiday because vote proceedings for the second round run-off of the presidential elections were still continuing. The decision was made at the request of the Election Commission, as many government employees and the public participated in the election held the previous day. The government had also been closed for two days after the first round on 9 September.

Outgoing President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih declared Monday a government holiday because vote proceedings for the second round run-off of the presidential elections were still continuing. The decision was made at the request of the Election Commission, as many government employees and the public participated in the election held the previous day. The government had also been closed for two days after the first round on 9 September.

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