Political Structure

Political structure refers to how a government organizes itself to make and enforce laws, decisions, and policies. It includes the different roles, institutions, and levels of authority, such as the executive (president or prime minister), legislature (parliament or congress), judiciary (courts), and local governments. This structure determines how power is distributed, how leaders are chosen, and how laws are created and implemented. A clear political structure helps ensure stability, accountability, and the effective functioning of a country’s government, guiding how public affairs are managed and citizens’ interests are represented.