A constitutional monarchy is based on democratic foundations and civil parties through which the people are the source of authority while the king has a supervisory role. In a constitutional monarchy, the state does not interfere in the liberties and beliefs of individuals; instead a clear constitution and laws are governing this relationship.

In the current unstable and violent Gulf region and because of how this affected the whole world and is continuing to do so, Madarek for Political and Strategic Consultations (MPSC) initiated a survey to study the views of Gulf citizens about the transformation of their systems from full family ownership systems to constitutional kingdoms.

The survey resulted with the participation of 778 participants, and those who viewed the idea of the research through Twitter reached 35878 without clicking on the participation link, which is a considerable number that may reflect the concerns of the majority to participate in this kind of surveys.

Please find attached the Report

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Gulf States Transition Report to Constitutional Kingdoms