Chancellery Empowered Seven Polling Stations in the Middle East for Second Round
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed the establishment of seven polling stations in six countries in the Middle East to guarantee the suffrage of Peruvian citizens living in that region during the second round of elections on 7 June.The polling stations will be located in Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait and Qatar, allowing nationals to participate normally in the presidential elections.The Foreign Ministry als…
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported that it will provide seven polling stations in six countries in the Middle East for the second round of elections on 7 June, in order to guarantee the right to vote of Peruvians resident in that region. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Peruvians will be able to pay in Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait and Qatar. In these six countries, a total of 1,890 citizens ar…
With this decision of the Chancellor to, the number of foreign voting venues authorized for the second round will increase to 218.
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