EET — Eastern European Time
Eastern European Time UTC+2
UTC+03:00EET stands for Eastern European Time, UTC+2, 2 hours ahead of UTC. It is used in Eastern Europe: in winter in Greece, Finland, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, Moldova, Cyprus, Lebanon and Egypt, and all year in Russia (Kaliningrad) and Libya.
Countries and territories: Greece, Finland, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, Moldova, Cyprus, Lebanon, Egypt, Russia and Libya.
Zones: Europe/Athens, Europe/Helsinki, Europe/Kyiv, Europe/Bucharest, Europe/Sofia, Europe/Riga, Europe/Tallinn, Europe/Vilnius, Europe/Chisinau, Asia/Nicosia, Asia/Beirut, Africa/Cairo, Europe/Kaliningrad, Africa/Tripoli.
EET compared with other cities
How far a clock on EET (UTC+2) is ahead of or behind eight major cities over the next 12 months (ranges come from the cities’ own daylight saving time). Every country and territory on this offset is listed under UTC+2.
| City | EET is |
|---|---|
| New York | 6 h to 7 h ahead |
| Los Angeles | 9 h to 10 h ahead |
| London | 1 h to 2 h ahead |
| Paris | same time to 1 h ahead |
| Dubai | 2 h behind all year |
| Delhi | 3 h 30 min behind all year |
| Tokyo | 7 h behind all year |
| Sydney | 8 h to 9 h behind |