Kazakh Citizens in Pakistan Cast Ballots for Constitutional Referendum

ISLAMABAD — Polling Station Election Commission No. 424 in Islamabad has officially concluded its operations for the national referendum on the new Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

The establishment of the polling station was part of a broader effort by the Republic of Kazakhstan to facilitate the participation of its overseas citizens in the constitutional reform process. By mobilizing diplomatic resources, the Embassy provided a direct channel for Kazakh nationals residing in Pakistan to cast their ballots on the proposed legislative changes.

According to embassy officials, the voting process was conducted in strict accordance with the national legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The mission prioritized transparency and accessibility throughout the day to ensure that all eligible voters could participate. The successful operation of the Islamabad station underscores the state’s ongoing coordination with its diaspora during pivotal national decisions.