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Kazakh embassy to hold out-of-country vote for nationals
By JT - Mar 25,2015 - Last updated at Mar 25,2015
AMMAN — The Kazakh embassy is providing a venue for its nationals in the Kingdom to participate in the upcoming early presidential elections slated for April 26, Kazakh Ambassador Azamat Berdibay said Wednesday.
The embassy said it will have a polling station open from 8am to 8pm.
Kazakhstan President Nursultan Nazarbayev recently signed a decree for early presidential elections.
Stressing the distinguished ties between Jordan and Kazakhstan, Berdibay told reporters that regardless of the outcome of the presidential elections work on developing and strengthening ties between the two countries will continue.
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