Constitutional negotiations

Constitutional negotiations refer to the discussions and agreements that take place to develop, amend, or ratify a country's constitution—the foundational legal document that outlines the governance framework and rights of citizens. During these negotiations, various stakeholders, including political leaders, interest groups, and the public, collaborate to address key issues such as government structure, individual rights, and the distribution of power. The goal is to create a constitution that reflects the will of the people and promotes stability, justice, and democracy, often requiring compromises to balance different interests and perspectives within society.