South Liberation Day is a national holiday in Lebanon that commemorates the withdrawal of Israeli forces from Southern Lebanon on May 25, 2000. It is a day of national pride and reflection, resulting in the closure of all government offices, schools, and financial institutions. The Beirut Stock Exchange (BSE) does not operate on this day, and local banking services are limited to electronic channels. While its direct impact on global markets is minimal, it is a key date for domestic economic activity and regional geopolitical sentiment.
Observed annually as a fixed-date national holiday on May 25.
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