Voting is being held after 30 years at Fuzuli city liberated from occupation in connection with the snap presidential elections in Azerbaijan, APA's region correspondent reports.
High voter turnout is being observed at the polling station established in Fuzuli city.
The chairman of the Fuzuli Constituency Commission No. 84 Ramiz Teymurov noted that the residents and employees working in this area are participating in holding the extraordinary presidential election with high morale: "The voting process in the city of Fuzuli liberated from occupation takes place in 3 polling stations. There are 54,457 voters registered in 77 polling stations in Fuzuli Constituency No. 84. 3,619 of them are registered in Polling Station No. 75, Polling Station No. 76 and Pollings Station No. 77 in the territories liberated from occupation. 1292 people registered in Polling station No. 77 are residents of Fuzuli. 1,351 people registered in Polling Station No. 75, and 976 people registered in Polling Station No. 76, are working in the territories liberated from occupation. 1,020 observers have been registered to monitor the election process in the station, and 24 of these observers will participate in polling stations liberated from occupation.
Ramiz Teymurov added that necessary conditions have been created for the voters who come to the polling stations to use their right to vote in a transparent manner.
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