Citizens of the Republic of Kazakhstan residing in Japan and the Republic of Korea were among

Polling stations for the national referendum have opened in the city of Ridder.

Voting began at 7:00 a.m. on Nursultan time and will last until 20:00.

There are a total of 28 polling stations in the city of Ridder.

40,493 voters are included in the lists of citizens eligible to participate in the referendum.

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Citizens of the Republic of Kazakhstan residing in Japan and the Republic of Korea were among the first to exercise their constitutional right to vote in a national referendum on amendments and additions to the Constitution of the country.

The youngest voter, Salizhan Saliyev, who turned 18 the day before, became the first Kazakhstani to vote in Tokyo in a referendum. This is his first election.

In the capital of South Korea, the first to arrive at site No. 258 was a married couple, Vladimir Danabaev and Aruna Zhanibek, who have been living in Seoul for more than 10 years and are engaged in business.

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