The Constituent Assembly

The Constituent Assembly is a special group of representatives formed to draft or adopt a country's fundamental laws, known as a constitution. Its members represent the people’s diverse views and responsibilities, working together to create a framework that defines how the government functions, protects citizens’ rights, and guides national development. Essentially, it acts as the decision-making body responsible for establishing the legal foundation and principles that govern the nation, ensuring unity, stability, and democratic rule.