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2025 in Equatorial Guinea
Last updated
June 06, 2025
Contents
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Holidays
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See also:
Other events of 2025
Timeline of Equatoguinean history
Events in the year
2025 in
Equatorial Guinea
.
Incumbents
President
:
Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo
Prime Minister
:
Manuel Osa Nsue Nsua
Vice President
:
Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue
Events
19 May – The
International Court of Justice
rules in favor of Equatorial Guinea's
claims to the islands of Mbanie
, Cocotier, and Conga, which have been occupied by Gabon since 1972.
[
1
]
4 June – US President
Donald Trump
issues a proclamation barring Equatoguinean nationals from entering the United States.
[
2
]
Holidays
Further information:
Public holidays in Equatorial Guinea
Source
:
[
3
]
January 1:
New Year's Day
April 18:
Good Friday
May 1:
Labour Day
June 5:
President's Day
June 19:
Corpus Christi
August 3: Freedom Day
August 15:
Constitution Day
October 12:
Independence Day
December 8:
Immaculate Conception
December 25:
Christmas Day
References
↑
"ICJ backs E.Guinea in spat with Gabon over oil-rich islands"
.
France 24
. 19 May 2025
. Retrieved
20 May
2025
.
↑
"What we know about Trump's latest travel ban"
.
BBC
. 5 June 2025
. Retrieved
5 June
2025
.
↑
"Equatorial Guinea Public Holidays 2025"
.
Public Holidays Global
. Retrieved
30 October
2024
.
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