The Consul General of Algeria in Tunisia Mohamed Tihami announced that all measures have been taken to enable 13,895 Algerians living in Tunisia to vote for the referendum on the constitution, which will take place this Saturday, October 31, and Sunday, November 1. 2020, Mosaique FM reported.
As a result, eight polling stations will be made available to Algerians in the various governorates of Tunisia, from 8 am to 6 pm.
Here is the distribution of the polling stations:
- Two offices at the headquarters of the Algerian consulate: 18 rue du Niger au Belvédère (Tunis)
- Two offices at 2 rue Hédi Chaker in Bardo
- An office in Hammam-Lif – headquarters of the House of Culture of the martyr Zouhaier Yahiyaoui (Ben Arous)
- A mobile polling station between Bizerte and Manzel Bourguiba – Cheikher Idris Culture House (Bizerte) on Saturday, October 31 and in the Culture House located at Hédi Nouira street in Manzel Bourguiba, on Sunday, November 1.
- A mobile polling station in Sousse and Nabeul – Headquarters of the Municipality of Sousse at avenue Mohamed V, this Saturday, October 31, and the Culture House at avenue Hédi Chaker in Nabeul, Sunday, November 1.
- A polling station at the culture centre at avenue Taïeb Mhiri in Monastir and Kairouan
- A mobile polling station in Manouba on Saturday, October 31 and at the Children’s club in Chaouat, on November 1.
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