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Why Saudi and Nepal are not a democratic country?
Nepal is a democratic republic, having been a monarchy. Saudi Arabia is an absolute monarchy.
What type of government does Nepal have?
Bhutan is a constitutional monarchy and a parliamentary democracy. Until reforms a few years ago, it was an absolute monarchy.
Do Nepal have a king?
Nepal no longer has kings as it became a republic in 2008 May, abolishing the monarchy. The King became a private citizen. The President of Nepal is Ram Baran Yadav and the vice president is Parmanand Jha.
Who is the monarchy leader of Nepal?
Madhav Kumar Nepal
Is Nepal called the federal republic of Nepal?
Yes, it is the Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal.
Which counries of south Asia has federal system?
Afghanistan Kabul Republic Armenia Yerevan Republic Azerbaijan Baku Republic Bahrain Manama Constitutional monarchy Bangladesh Dhaka Republic Bhutan Thimphu Constitutional monarchy Brunei Bandar Seri Begawan Absolute monarchy Cambodia Phnom Penh Constitutional monarchy China, People's Republic of Beijing Republic Taiwan Taipei Republic Cyprus Nicosia Republic Georgia Tbilisi Republic India New Delhi Republic Indonesia Jakarta Republic Iran Tehran Republic Iraq Baghdad Republic Israel Jerusalem Republic Japan Tokyo Constitutional monarchy Jordan Amman Constitutional monarchy Kazakhstan Astana Republic North Korea Pyongyang Republic Russia Moscow Republic South Korea Seoul Republic Kuwait Kuwait City Constitutional monarchy Kyrgyzstan Bishkek Republic Laos Vientiane Republic Lebanon Beirut Republic Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Constitutional monarchy Mongolia Ulaanbaatar Republic Myanmar Naypyidaw n/a Nepal Kathmandu Republic Oman Muscat Absolute monarchy Pakistan Islamabad Republic Philippines Manila Republic Qatar Doha Absolute monarchy Saudi Arabia Riyadh Absolute monarchy Singapore Singapore (city-state) Republic Sri Lanka Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte Republic Syria Damascus Republic Tajikistan Dushanbe Republic Thailand Bangkok Constitutional monarchy East Timor Dili Republic Turkey Ankara Republic Turkmenistan Aşgabat Republic United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi Constitutional monarchy Uzbekistan Tashkent Republic Vietnam Hanoi Republic Yemen Sana'a Republic East Timor Dili Republic
Is Nepal a communist country?
Yes, it is a democratic republic. At last 240 years old monarchy has met its end in Nepal, a neighbor country of India. This year(2008), in the month of April there were general elections for constituent assembly in Nepal and the Maoist organization won the power with great majority. The first resolution that this new organized Nepal constituent assembly passed was to end the monarchy and to set up the democracy. On the last April 28, with the passing of resolution of end of monarchy, by the new constituent assembly of Nepal, the flag that represented the monarch's rule in Nepal was removed and in its place the national flag of Nepal was hoisted on the Narayanhiti palace.
Was this a republic or a monarchy?
A republic
Who is the president of Nepal 2014?
Dr. Ram Baran Yadav is the President of Nepal in 2014. He was elected on 2008 July 21 and is Nepal's very first president after Nepal abolished the monarchy and became a Republic on 2008 May 28. The president is indirectly elected, being chosen by the Nepalese Constituent Assembly.
Who was the President of Nepal in 2012?
Dr. Ram Baran Yadav was the President of Nepal in 2012. He was elected on 2008 July 21 and is Nepal's very first president after Nepal abolished the monarchy and became a Republic on 2008 May 28. The president is indirectly elected, being chosen by the Nepalese Constituent Assembly.
Who was the President of Nepal in 2009?
Dr. Ram Baran Yadav was the President of Nepal in 2009. He was elected on 2008 July 21 and is Nepal's very first president after Nepal abolished the monarchy and became a Republic on 2008 May 28. The president is indirectly elected, being chosen by the Nepalese Constituent Assembly.
Who was the President of Nepal in 2008?
Dr. Ram Baran Yadav was the President of Nepal in 2008. He was elected on 2008 July 21 and is Nepal's very first president after Nepal abolished the monarchy and became a Republic on 2008 May 28. The president is indirectly elected, being chosen by the Nepalese Constituent Assembly.
