At 7:00 am Beirut local time, the voting process began for Lebanese residing abroad in each of the following countries:

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, where the total number of voters is 13,105, distributed among 30 polling stations in each of the cities of Riyadh, at the Lebanese Embassy, ​​and Jeddah, at the Consulate General.

In Qatar, the number of voters is 7,344, distributed among 17 polling stations in the Lebanese Schools.

In Kuwait, where the total number of voters is 5,760. They are distributed among 14 polling stations in the Lebanese embassy building.

In the Syrian Arab Republic, the polling process also began at seven in the morning. The number of voters is 1,018, distributed among three polling stations in the Lebanese embassy building.

In the Kingdom of Bahrain, the Lebanese Embassy in Manama opened its doors to 638 voters, distributed among two polling stations.

In the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, the polling process started at seven in the morning at the Lebanese embassy. The total number of voters is 483 distributed among two polling stations.

In Iraq, at seven in the morning, Beirut time, the voting process for voters began, with a total of 327 voters, distributed among two polling stations in the Lebanese embassy in Baghdad and the “Rotana” hotel.

The polling stations in the Arab Republic of Egypt open at eight in the morning Beirut time in front of the 709 voters who are distributed among two polling stations at the Lebanese embassy in Cairo and the Lebanese consulate in Alexandria.