التكريس الدستوري لمبدأ التكامل بين السلطتين التشريعية و التنفيذية في الدول المغاربية : دراسة تحليلية مقارنة

Abstract EN

The constitutional consecration of the principle of complementarity between the legislative and executive authorities in the countries of the Maghreb is achieved through defining the relationship between the two authorities and the extent to which a balance is achieved between them by strengthening the position of the legislative body, Authority In the Algerian political system, in both the 2016 constitutional amendment the preliminary draft amendment to the 2020 constitution, the determinants of the relationship between the legislative and executive authorities are evident through the application of the principle of sharing competence between them.

Which is embodied in legislation by presidential orders exercised by the President of the Republic in normal circumstances and specifically in urgent matters and legislation by orders in the financial field, On the other hand, the principle of complementarity between the legislative and executive authorities must be embodied by strengthening the position of the legislative authority and expanding its competencies in the field of approving international treaties in the provisions of the Moroccan constitution for the year 2011, As for the Tunisian constitution of 2014, the principle of administrative and financial independence of the legislative authority must be enshrined by granting a council Representatives are Independence in controlling their internal system, as all these factors contribute effectively to establishing the state of right and law within society by achieving the principle of balance between the legislative and executive powers and establishing a democratic state.