Very good infrastructure was created at polling stations at the presidential election in Azerbaijan, Romans Naudiņs, chairman of the parliamentary committee on economic affairs of the Latvian parliament said.

"The polling stations have modern equipment,” he said. “I was impressed by the number of webcams on each of the polling stations, which creates great opportunities for monitoring the election both in Brussels and Washington, that is, in any part of the world."

Naudiņs assessed the situation at the election in Azerbaijan as positive.

“It is also very important that people, who cannot come to the polling stations, namely, elderly and disabled people, are able to vote at home,” he said. "We visited a number of polling stations in the Nizami District, no violations were observed."

On the voting day, 5,426 permanent polling stations and 215 temporary polling stations in 125 constituencies were operating in the country.

Web cameras were installed in 1,000 polling stations in 119 electoral districts. During the day, the voting process was observed online from the website of the Central Election Commission (CEC).

The election was observed by 894 international observers (61 organizations, 59 countries) and 58,175 local observers.