New Year's Eve 🎅

New Year's Eve is the night of December 31 of the end of the year is the last day of the calendar year in the Gregorian calendar, and the next day is New Year's Day. In many countries of the world, New Year's Eve is celebrated by meeting people in ceremonies of different forms, whether dancing or fireworks, a common event in most countries on the occasion.

The celebration of the New Year's cities on New Year's Eve does not take place at one time, but starts with the clock of the hours from the Far East to the Far West through Europe and the Middle East. In Eastern and Western cities, the customs of celebration differ from one city to another, but they agree in one form: celebrating through fireworks.
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On this occasion most of the countries of the world including the United Arab Emirates, Indonesia, Malaysia, India, Japan, Lebanon, Palestine, Turkey and China.

While the islands of Kiribati and Samoa are the first to celebrate, the Hawaiian Islands are the last to mark the occasion. Sydney is known as the first major city to welcome the New Year and relay its celebrations and fireworks to other cities of the world, which are also about to celebrate the end of the year and a new year.