The voting process was attended by students of the Taraz Regional University named after M. Dulati from among the citizens of Uzbekistan, compatriots living or carrying out temporary work in the Zhambyl region.

Voting was carried out in compliance with sanitary and hygienic safety measures.

Compatriot in Turkey: I voted for the further development of the new Uzbekistan, a bright future for my peers

Early voting for the presidential elections in Uzbekistan began today at the 43rd polling station at the Embassy of Uzbekistan in Ankara and the Honorary Consulate in Antalya.

Before the start of the early voting process, the National Anthem of Uzbekistan was played. After that, our compatriots in Ankara, Antalya and neighboring cities who came to study or for temporary work, using their constitutional right, cast their vote in the presidential elections in our country ahead of schedule.

It should be noted that Antalya is one of the largest tourist centers in Turkey. The opportunity to take part in early voting was also important for our citizens who came here on vacation.

- I am studying for a Masters in Medicine at the University of the Mediterranean in Antalya. I was very happy to learn that a polling station for the election of the President of our country will open at the Honorary Consulate of Uzbekistan in Antalya, ”said Sevda Amrieva. - I am very grateful for the opportunity to exercise my constitutional right. Today I voted for the further development of the new Uzbekistan, a bright future for my peers. Upon graduation, I will return to Uzbekistan and contribute to the development of the Motherland.

For the convenience of our compatriots, early voting will be held from October 14 to 20 in Ankara, October 16 - in Konya and Karabuk.

The Embassy of Uzbekistan in Ankara calls on our compatriots in Turkey to take an active part in this important political event, which will be held on October 24.

The process of early voting on elections of the President of Uzbekistan begins in South Korea

Early in the morning in the South Korean cities of Chonju and Ulsan, the process of early voting in the presidential elections in Uzbekistan began.

Our citizens take an active part in the voting process in accordance with the requirements of the national electoral legislation. Compatriots vote for the candidate they have chosen, having familiarized themselves with the election programs of the candidates. Most of our citizens participating in the elections are young people. Dunyo news agency correspondents talked with some of them.

“Today I am participating in the electoral process for the first time,” said Sardorbek Sobirov, a student at Yongin University. - To be honest, I'm very excited. I was delighted with the conditions created for the full realization of our constitutional right. I feel that my voice is also critical to the fate of the country. I gave my vote for a worthy candidate.

“I also took part in the voting today for the first time,” says another young compatriot Zafarjon Mamatkhoshimov. - Currently I am also studying at Yongin University. After graduation, I will do my best and all my potential to contribute to the development of my native Uzbekistan.

It should be noted that there are two polling stations in the Republic of Korea. In addition, in order to create more convenience for our compatriots, to ensure their constitutional rights, early voting points are being organized in 14 large cities.

Early voting in the presidential elections in Uzbekistan began in Riga

At the polling station No. 24, created at the Embassy of Uzbekistan in Latvia, early voting for the election of the President of Uzbekistan began.

As previously reported, the voting was organized on the basis of the largest recipient universities of students from Uzbekistan - Riga Technical University (RTU) and the Higher School of Information Systems Management (ISMA).

The electoral process began with the performance of the National Anthem of the Republic of Uzbekistan in the presence of members of the precinct election commission, representatives of the administration of the above-mentioned universities, volunteers from among compatriot students and activists of the Riga branch of the World Youth Association of Uzbekistan.

Taking into account the pandemic, as well as the requirements of the legislation of the host country, the voting process is organized in compliance with epidemiological safety measures. In particular, with the assistance of the administration of the universities, the premises were disinfected in advance, equipped with disinfectants and face masks, and the observance of social distance is ensured.

It should be noted that for the first time, presidential elections are held in accordance with the new Electoral Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan, adopted in 2019. In accordance with the provisions of this regulatory document, early voting begins 10 days (October 14) and ends 3 days (October 20) before the election date.

We remind you that in order to fully ensure the electoral rights of our compatriots, polling station No. 24, established at the Embassy of Uzbekistan in Latvia, will also hold early voting in the cities of Tallinn, Helsinki and Vilnius from 16 to 19 October this year.

In the US, young people from Uzbekistan take an active interest in the election campaign

Student youth from Uzbekistan studying in the United States are showing an active interest in the presidential election campaign, urging their peers to make their choice on October 24, election day.

In particular, students from George Washington University stated that they are well acquainted with the election programs of candidates for President of Uzbekistan and intend to use their constitutional right to determine the future of our country.

Compatriots from the University of Washington in St. Louis note that Uzbek students in the United States especially follow the course of the election campaign, the speeches of candidates, as well as innovations in national legislation. They also actively discuss candidate programs and indicate their readiness to vote for a worthy candidate in support of the reforms in the field of youth policy in Uzbekistan.

In turn, students from the University of Missouri say they are looking forward to the opportunity to take part in the elections and vote in one of the mobile polling stations created in the United States of America. It should be noted that for the convenience of the citizens of Uzbekistan, who cannot participate in the elections on election day for any reason, an opportunity is created for early voting in 8 places of compact residence of compatriots. In addition, early voting was organized from 14 to 20 October at the territory of the Embassy of Uzbekistan in Washington and the Consulate General in New York.

Recall that by the decision of the CEC of Uzbekistan, polling stations were created at the Embassy of Uzbekistan in the United States and the Consulate General in New York, which are attached to the 14th constituency of the Tashkent city.