Federal Democracy Charter

The Federal Democracy Charter is a formal document that outlines the principles, structures, and responsibilities of a federal democratic government. It defines how power is divided between national and regional/local authorities, ensuring shared governance and respecting regional differences. The charter establishes rules for democratic processes, protection of citizens’ rights, and the functioning of government institutions. Essentially, it serves as a foundational framework to promote unity, stability, and democracy within a federation, guiding how different regions cooperate while maintaining their autonomy under a common national identity.