Egyptian Government

Egypt's government is a republic with a president serving as the head of state and government, responsible for executive decisions. The country also has a legislative body called the Parliament, which makes laws, and an independent judiciary that interprets laws. Power is shared among these branches to ensure balance, though the president holds significant influence. Egypt's political system includes political parties, elections, and institutions designed to represent the people's interests. Overall, it operates within a framework aimed at maintaining stability, governance, and development, with ongoing reforms shaping its political landscape.