Bu Rawwy Al Imam, Director of Information and Communication Office at Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Tunisia, said that the Tunisian embassies across the world have completed preparations to receive voters in legislative election which kicks off tomorrow.
The upcoming elections run throughout days from Friday to Sunday.
Al Imam added that officials of the Tunisian embassies will offer facilities to communities abroad.
He pointed out that Tunisians reside in Ukraine must head to Russia to cast ballots there because Tunisia has no diplomatic relations with Ukraine.
Polling station in Sydney in Australia will be the first to open for the Tunisian voters as Australia is situated in the utmost far end of the earth.
The last polling stations to open will be in San Francesco of the western coast of the USA.
Tunisia was pided into 33 districts according to official statics published by the Independent High Authority for Elections in Tunisia.
On the other hand, Tunisia’s Appeal Court Refuses to Release Presidential Candidate Nabil Al Qarwi
Tunisia’s Appeal Court Refuses to Release Presidential Candidate Al Qarawi
Tunisia’s Appeal Court on Tuesday refused to consider a petition to release Al Qarawi, a presidential candidate who came second in the first round days before. He was detained for accusations of money laundering.
Judges of the Appeal Court considered the petition today instead of tomorrow as it has been appointed.
Sources revealed that Al Qarawi, chairman of Qalb Tunis– heart of Tunisia, is accused of laundering money and tax evasion.
A non-government organization called “ Ana Yaqez- I’m Vigilant “ has filed a complaint at the Tunisian Prosecution against Al Qarawy in 2017.
A judge decided to arrest him in August just ten days ahead of the presidential campaign launching.
It is worth to mention that the Independent High Authority for Elections in Tunisia, chaired by Nabil Baffon, has announced that the second round will be on Sunday, October 13.
He affirmed readiness of the concerned bodies in Tunisia to secure the polling stations on the day of the presidential election.
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