Relations between the King and the Parliament. An analytical study in the light of the Moroccan constitution

العلاقة بين الملك والبرلمان

Master's Thesis , 2021 , 222 Pages , Grade: 17.00

Politics - Region: Africa

This paper stems from fundamental issues related to the implications of the parliamentary monarchy and the parliamentary nature of the constitutional system, especially after the 2011 constitution reinforced the characteristics of the constitutional system in Morocco in the parliamentary character in the first chapter of it, and the arrival of constitutional requirements that are basic features adopted by the constitutions of countries classified within parliamentary systems, including parliamentary monarchies, but an analysis of the documentary references and practice of the Moroccan experience. The question arises as to the classification of the Moroccan constitutional system within parliamentary monarchies, given the fundamental difference in the context and particularities of the Kingdom of Morocco's governance regime and the multiplicity of sources of legitimacy and its difference from their counterparts in European political systems.

The king combines religious, historical and temporal characteristics guaranteed by various constitutions, and according to which he exercises the functions of government, its tasks, powers and attributions, and according to which he regulates his relations with the Parliament, as the public constitutional body competent to represent the nation, pass laws and control the government.

The king exercises a sublime leadership of the legislative authority by presiding over its annual opening and directing its actions through the royal speech, and the power to enact what Parliament approves. Similarly, he exercises supreme leadership of the executive authority through his effective chairmanship of the Council of Ministers and his control over the work of the Council of Government. Similarly, the King exercises supreme presidential authority over the judiciary through his presidency of the Council. Similarly, the King exercises his supreme presidential authority over the religious authority through his presidency of the Supreme Council of the Ulema.

• College: University Hassan II. Casablanca
• Grade: 17.00
• Author: Ahmed Agountif (Author)
• Publication Year: 2021
• Pages: 222
• Catalog Number: V1154549
• ISBN (PDF): 9783346552921
• Language: Arabic
• Tags: الملك البرلمان