Central European Summer Time
CEST
| Initials | CEST |
|---|---|
| UTC offset | UTC+02:00 |
| DST use | only |
| Non-DST time | CET |
Central European Summer Time (CEST) mbandi daga kau Central European Daylight Time (CEDT) nanta sartu koo lookaci a gabai ma nahiya ma Turai.
Anpani
[yawantu | yawantu aròo]- Albaniya, tin 1974
- Andorra, tin 1985
- Ostiriya, tin 1980
- Bèlgiyam, tin 1980
- Bosnia and Herzegovina, tin 1945 when part of Yugoslabiya
- Kuroshiya, tin 1945 when part of Yugoslabiya
- Czech Republic, tin 1979 when part of Czechoslovakia
- Danmak (metropolitan), tin 1980
- Paransa (metropolitan), tin 1976
- Jàamanī, tin 1980
- Gibraltar, tin 1982
- Hongari, tin 1980
- Italiya, tin 1968
- Kosobo, tin 1945 when part of Yugoslabiya
- Liechtenstein, tin 1981
- Luxembourg, tin 1981
- Malta, tin 1974
- Monaco, tin 1976
- Montenegro, tin 1945 when part of Yugoslabiya
- Netherlands, tin 1977
- North Macedonia, tin 1945 when part of Yugoslabiya
- Norway, tin 1980
- Poland, tin 1977
- San Marino, tin 1966
- Serbia, tin 1945 when part of Yugoslabiya
- Slovakia, tin 1979 when part of Czechoslovakia
- Slovenia, tin 1983 when part of Yugoslabiya
- Spain, tin 1974 (except Canary Islands, which instead apply Western European Summer Time)
- Sweden, tin 1980
- Switzerland, tin 1981
- Vatican City, tin 1966
- Yalayam yu ka anpani ka Central European Summer Time a bai:
- Libya, 1951–1959, 1982–1989, 1996–1997, 2012–2013
- Lithuania, 1998–1999
- Portugal, 1993–1995
- Tunisiya, 2005–2008