Japan concludes voting for May 14 elections in Turkey
Turkish Voting Process in Japan Ends Peacefully
The voting process for Turkish citizens living in Japan ended without any incident in Tokyo and Nagoya. The ballot boxes were set up at the Turkish Embassy in Tokyo and the Consulate General in Nagoya, under tight security measures. The voting process was held on 5, 6, and 7 May, and the polls closed at 21.00 local time on the third day.
Turkey’s Ambassador to Tokyo Korkut Güngen and Turkey’s Consul General to Nagoya Umut Lütfi Öztürk issued a joint statement declaring the peaceful conclusion of the voting process. Ambassador Güngen noted that the ballot papers would be sent to Turkey on the specified date, and no issues had arisen during the voting process. Consul General Öztürk appreciated the smooth and peaceful voting process and thanked all those who took part in the ballot box committees.
Diplomatic couriers will transport the ballot papers from Japan to the Supreme Election Board (YSK) in Turkey. The date of delivery will be determined by the Tokyo Embassy.
The Turkish citizens in Japan were able to exercise their democratic right to vote in a peaceful and well-organized process, and their participation in the election is expected to make a significant impact on the overall turnout. The Turkish people around the world have been participating in the country’s elections, which have important implications for the future of Turkey.
