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Qatar tribune

QNA

Doha

Qatar is all set to hold the referendum on constitutional amendments for 2024 on Tuesday with General Referendum Committee completing all necessary procedures for the same.

The constitutional amendments were widely welcomed by the Qatari people, and saw constructive cooperation between the legislative and executive authorities. The draft constitutional amendments was referred to the Shura Council, until it was unanimously approved by the Council, amidst keenness on implementing the vision of His Highness the Amir of the State of Qatar Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, which places national unity above all considerations, upholds the principles of justice, consultation and the rule of law, and promotes equal citizenship in rights and duties.

The constitutional amendments received widespread popular praise as citizens expressed their deep faith and confidence in their wise leadership which is keen to apply the principle of justice and the rule of law in all areas of life.

The General Referendum Committee has called on Qatari citizens aged 18 years and above, both inside and outside the country, to exercise their right to vote on the referendum day scheduled on Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2024.

In a statement, the committee emphasized the importance of citizens’ participation in ensuring the success of the referendum, which will take place from 7 am to 7 pm.

The committee specified two methods for voting in the referendum. The first is direct voting by casting a paper ballot or electronically using iPads. Voters are required to attend in person at one of the announced polling stations and present their Qatari ID or Digital Qatar ID.

The second is remote voting using the “Metrash2” app, available for citizens both within and outside the country.

It will be a yes-no voting system. After the referendum, the committees responsible will begin sorting and counting the votes, with results expected to be announced within 24 hours of the end of the referendum, the General Referendum Committee explained.page 15

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