The thesis dealt with the first Kuwaiti National Assembly: (1963-1967), as a parliamentary institution, which had a great historical role in building the modern Kuwaiti state after independence from Britain, and establishing its general policy in all its political, economic, educational, health, service, and administrative affairs. , security and external.
The thesis aims to reveal the role of the National Assembly in building the foundations of the newly independent state and organizing it in all fields. In addition to studying Kuwait's foreign policy in light of the National Assembly's discussions, stances, decisions and recommendations, and a statement to what extent there was balance and cooperation between the legislative and executive authorities .
The thesis concluded that the first Kuwaiti National Assembly (1963-1967) represented a historical transformation in the political system of government in Kuwait, as it contributed to building a state with a legal entity based on legislative foundations. As well as its contribution to the consolidation of independence, and the establishment of a general policy for the state, both internally and externally .
The thesis recommended the amendment of Article (80) of the permanent constitution of the State of Kuwait, based on the basis of democratic governance, the separation of powers with their cooperation, and this is what the constitution stipulates in Article (50), but when the Parliament consists of elected and appointed members, most of whom are family elders The ruling makes the National Assembly an extension of the Council of Ministers, and thus the executive authority continues to dominate the decisions of the legislative authority
