Bhutanese Government

Bhutan’s government is a constitutional monarchy, where the king is the head of state and a democratically elected Prime Minister leads the government. The country has a parliamentary system with a legislative body called the National Assembly, responsible for making laws. Bhutan emphasizes democratic values and citizen participation through regular elections. The government balances modern governance with preserving its cultural identity and environmental sustainability, notably aiming to achieve Gross National Happiness rather than solely focusing on economic growth. Overall, Bhutan’s system combines royal tradition with democratic principles to serve its citizens while maintaining its unique cultural heritage.