Azerbaijan heads to early parliamentary polls

Azerbaijan heads to early parliamentary surveys BAKU, AZERBAIJAN:

First elections held in liberated regions in 30 years

 

Azerbaijanis are going to the surveys on Sunday in an early parliamentary political race that will decide the sythesis of the country's 125-seat Public Gathering.

More than 6.4 million enrolled electors started projecting their polling forms at 8:00 a.m. nearby time (0400 GMT). The surveys will stay open until 7:00 p.m. (1500 GMT). A sum of 990 up-and-comers are competing for seats in the Public Gathering.

 

 

All this political decision is especially huge as it denotes the first time in quite a while that parliamentary races are being a held across Azerbaijan's area, including locales as of late freed from Armenian occupation.

The early political race follows President Ilham Aliyev's choice on June 28 to disintegrate the public authority and choose Sept. 1 as the political decision date. The choice to reschedule the decisions was made to keep away from a planning struggle with the 29th meeting of the Gathering of the Gatherings to the UN Structure Show on Environmental Change (COP29), which will be held in Baku from Nov. 11-22.