Coptic Easter is a significant religious public holiday in Eritrea, celebrated by the Coptic Orthodox Church. It marks the resurrection of Jesus Christ according to the Julian calendar, often falling on a different date than Western Easter. As a public holiday, government offices, banks, and most businesses are closed, leading to a pause in local financial activities.
Based on the Coptic Orthodox liturgical calendar. It occurs on the Sunday following the first full moon after the vernal equinox.
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