Maybe someone came across and will be able to give advise.
I am getting the time zone "Europe / Moscow", but it needs to be converted to "UTC + 3". Only an idea with a dictionary comes to mind, but this is rather a last resort. I would not be surprised if there are ready-made solutions, but I did not google it well)
Example:
timezone = "Europe/Moscow" -> timezone = "UTC+3" You can use the zoneinfo package. (link)
Make sure to consider daylight saving time.
from datetime import datetime import zoneinfo zone = zoneinfo.ZoneInfo("Europe/Moscow") offset = datetime.now(zone).utcoffset().total_seconds()//(60*60) print(offset) # 3 / 4 - This depends on daylight saving time print(f"UTC+{int(offset)}") # UTC+3 / UTC+4 Try pytz, but make sure to consider daylight saving time. (link)
import pytz from datetime import datetime moscow_tz = pytz.timezone("Europe/Moscow") offset = moscow_tz.utcoffset(datetime.now()) print(offset) # 3:00:00 / 4:00:00 - This depends on daylight saving time print(f"UTC+{int(offset.total_seconds()//(60*60))}") # UTC+3 / UTC+4 