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Basic Law of Government

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  • Saudi Arabia
    Saudi Arabia
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a document known as the Basic Law of Government (Al-Niẓām al-AsāsÄ« li al-កukm), which provides guidelines for how the government is to be run and sets forth the rights and responsibilities of citizens. The king combines legislative, executive, and judicial functions. He has typically taken on the role of prime


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a document known as the Basic Law of Government (Al-Niẓām al-AsāsÄ« li al-កukm), which provides guidelines for how the government is to be run and sets forth the rights and responsibilities of citizens. The king combines legislative, executive, and judicial functions. He has typically taken on the role of prime


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