TRIPOLI, February 7, 2026 – The High National Election Commission confirmed today, Saturday, that all polling centers are open and operating normally in the municipalities of Tajoura, Sayyad, and Al-Hashan, in addition to the Samir Qand polling center in the Tobruk municipality.

The commission’s main operations room stated that the voting process is proceeding according to the approved plan without any significant obstacles being recorded, in an atmosphere characterized by discipline and organization.

The polling centers opened their doors this morning to begin the voting process for electing the third group of municipal councils in the municipalities of Tajoura, Sayyad, and Al-Hashan.

The commission said that the voting process will start from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m., urging citizens to verify the presence of their name on the voter lists upon arrival at the polling center and to present their voter card and identity document to the relevant official.

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Tajoura

Tajoura is a historic coastal town in Libya, located just east of Tripoli. It has served for centuries as a significant port and cultural center, known for its Islamic scholarship and traditional maritime activities. Historically, it was an independent city-state before being incorporated into the Ottoman Empire and later modern Libya.

Sayyad

“Sayyad” most likely refers to the **Sayyid al-Shuhada Mosque** in Tehran, Iran, a prominent religious and cultural site. It was built in the 1960s and is named in honor of the “Master of Martyrs,” a title for Imam Husayn ibn Ali, the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad. The mosque is known for its large blue-tiled dome and serves as an important center for Shi’a Muslim gatherings, particularly during Muharram.

Al-Hashan

I’m unable to find specific, verifiable information on a notable place or cultural site named “Al-Hashan.” It’s possible the name may refer to a local area, a less-documented site, or there could be a variation in spelling (such as Al-Hasan or Al-Hussein). For an accurate summary, please double-check the name or provide any additional context, such as its country or region.

Tobruk

Tobruk is a strategic port city on Libya’s eastern coast, most famous for its pivotal role in World War II. During the 1941-42 North African campaign, it was the site of a prolonged and heroic siege where Allied forces, primarily the Australian “Rats of Tobruk,” held out against Axis attacks for over eight months. Its deep natural harbor has made it a significant maritime center throughout history, from antiquity to the modern era.