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Chawki Nacef
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Unit 2 - Citizenship: Constitution and authorities in Qatar
Lesson 1
Objectives:
- To understand well the main authorities in Qatar.
- To be able to understand the role of each authority.
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Constitution - Definition
It is the most important basic document that includes the principles that direct state policy in different political, economic, social and cultural affairs.
It also defines the public rights and duties of the citizens.
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The basis of the constitution in Qatar
1. It guarantees the personal freedom of citizens and the principle of equal opportunity.
2. It maintains private property.
3. All citizens are equal in rights and duties.
4. It provides the freedom of worship and belief for all.
5. People are the source of authority.
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The Ruling System of Qatar:
The Emir
- The Emir is the Head of State.
- His personality shall be unbreakable and must be respected by all.
- The Emir is the higher Commander of the Armed Forces.
- The Emir represents the state nationally and internationally in all fields.
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The Ruling System of Qatar:
1. Executive Authorities
- The Prime Minister chairs the sessions of the Council, runs discussion and supervises work coordination among different ministries to achieve unity and integration among all government agencies.
- He hands over to the Emir the Cabinet resolutions that relate to various affairs in order to approve them.
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The Ruling System of Qatar:
2. Legislative authorities
Majlis Al-Shura
Majlis Al-Shura consists of 45 members. Two thirds of them are elected and the other 15 are appointed by the Emir. The membership of the members is valid till resignation or exemption.
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The Ruling System of Qatar:
3. Judiciary authorities
The courts are responsible for this authority and issuing judgement according to the state constitution in the name of the Emir.
Judicial authority has a supreme council which supervises good conduct in the courts and agencies.
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The jurisdictions of the Cabinet:
Suggesting the drafts of laws and supervising their implementation.
Managing the state's financial matters and public budgets
Preparing a report of the fiscal year
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Multiple Choice
The constitution is the most important basic document that includes the ........... that direct state policy.
conditions
principles
articles
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Multiple Choice
The constitution defines the public ......... and ........... of citizens.
rights - duties
employment - opportunities
property - employment
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Multiple Choice
The consitution provides the freedom of .......... and belief for all.
employment
worship
travel
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Multiple Select
What are the main authorities in Qatar?
Legislative
Executive
Judiciary
Financial
Political
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Multiple Choice
Who is the legislative branch of the state of Qatar?
Majlis Al-Shura
Majlis - Al Hikma
Majlis Al-Emir
Unit 2 - Citizenship: Constitution and authorities in Qatar
Lesson 1
Objectives:
- To understand well the main authorities in Qatar.
- To be able to understand the role of each authority.
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