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Turkish community in Jordan vote in Turkiye’s runoff elections

Members of the Turkish community in Jordan on Saturday started casting their votes in runoff of their country’s presidential elections at Turkish Embassy in Amman. The number of Turks who are entitled to vote in Jordan, according to the Turkish Suprem…
May 20, 2023

Members of the Turkish community in Jordan on Saturday started casting their votes in runoff of their country’s presidential elections at Turkish Embassy in Amman. The number of Turks who are entitled to vote in Jordan, according to the Turkish Supreme Elections Council, is approximately 3,000 voters. The embassy opened its doors to register Turkish voters for two consecutive days, starting from Saturday morning, until 9pm Sunday evening.

Source: Jordan News Agency

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