The oldest republic in the Middle East is Turkey, which was founded in 1923.
Answer 2The oldest republic doesn't mean oldest democracy. UK and Sweden are based on kingdom and enjoy democracy.
From my own point of view the oldest democracy in the Muddle East is in Lebanon. Lebanon traditionally enjoyed a confessional democratic system. Indeed, Lebanon had prided itself on its democratic environment which sought to maintain a semblance of equity within its diverse population, and claims were made that within the country 'democracy and freedom are indispensable ingredient for a stable political system'. The Lebanese constitution that was written in 1926 was based on the French constitution and it secured equality and freedom among all its citizens. A large number of political parties, with very different ideologies, are active in Lebanon, but most of them form political alliances with other groups of similar interests. Even though certain high profile positions in the government and the seats in the parliament are reserved to specified sects, very strong competition between different party and independent candidates are usually expected in elections.
No. Turkey, along with Israel, is a liberal parliamentary democracy in the Middle East Other imperfect democracies in this region include Palestine, Lebanon, Iraq, and Kuwait.
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam (oldest to youngest). Islam, Judaism, & Christianity (largest to smallest).
The oldest known waterwheels were built in the middle east in Egypt and Persia. They were water-lifting devices used to irrigate fields.
One school of thought believes that caucasians are the oldest race of mankind. Many more theorise that humans began their existence in the Middle east, and from them were all other races descended.
The Greater Middle East includes all of the countries of the Middle East plus North Africa, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Cyprus, and parts of the Horn of Africa.
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No. Turkey, along with Israel, is a liberal parliamentary democracy in the Middle East Other imperfect democracies in this region include Palestine, Lebanon, Iraq, and Kuwait.
No. Many people say that San Marino is the oldest country, but it is not the oldest. The oldest countries in the world are in the Middle East.
Babylon is what is as "Babel" in Arabic. It is in Iraq. It is one of the oldest cities not only in Iraq but also in the Middle East.
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Israel is certainly a Middle Eastern democracy, but there are two others: Turkey and Cyprus.
Beirut - The American University of Beirut was founded in 1866.
There is not one style of democracy in the Middle East, but many. Countries such as Turkey and Israel (the Middle East's only true democracies) have vastly different systems for governance. Quasi-democracies like Egypt, Lebanon, and Iraq also have very different systems for governance. Please specify an individual country and the differences can be discussed.
the oldest Representative democracy in the world is.................. Japan its true folks