The National Assembly

The National Assembly is a key part of a country's government where elected representatives, or lawmakers, come together to debate, create, and pass laws. It functions as a legislative body that represents the people’s interests and holds the government accountable. In many countries, the National Assembly works alongside other branches like the executive (president or prime minister) to ensure fair governance. Its members are chosen through election, and the assembly's decisions shape the laws and policies that affect everyday life. Essentially, it is a democratic forum where elected officials make decisions on behalf of the citizens.