REGIME

REGIME OF ASEAN Group members 1. Arucha Sangchompoo No.2 Class.6/7 2.Chonticha Pimsap No.10 Class.6/7 3.Chonticha Phootong No.20 Class.6/7 4.Chinita Klangart No.21 Class.6/7 5.Wiyada Satuphan No.27 Class.6/7 6.Suphansa Kittiphan No.29 Class.6/7  

  Malaysia Regime: Democracy in a parliamentary system (Parliamentary Democracy) The head of state is His Majesty the Sultan Mizan Zinal Abidine (full name: Al Vatikur Billah Tuankumizansainal Abidine Ibni Al Marhum Sultan Mahmad Al Maktafibillah Shah English: DYMM Al-WathiquBillahTuankuMizanZainalAbidinIbni Al-Marhum Sultan Mahmud Al- MuktafiBillah Shah) from Terengganu Is the 13th King of Malaysia (since 13 December 2006). The Prime Minister is Dato 'Seri Abdullah bin Haji Ahmad Badawi.

  Cambodia Regime: parliamentary democracy With the King as Head of State under the                Constitution King Narodom Sihamoni (His Majesty Preah Bat SamdechPreahBoromneathNorodomSihamoni) ascended the throne on October 14, 2004. The Prime Minister is Samdech Hun Sen.

                                                                                     Singapore Regime: Republic (unicameral democracy) with the President as head of state. And the prime minister is the head of the administration The president is S R Nathan (serving two terms since 1 September 1999). The Prime Minister is Mr. Lee HsienLoong (12 August 2004).

  Philippines Regime: presidential democracy as head of state and chief executive               (6-year term) The current president is Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, who was certified as the winner of the election on 24 June 2004.

Brunei Darussalam Regime: absolute monarchy His Majesty Sultan Haji HassanalBolkiahMu’izzaddinWaddaulah has been the country's head of state since October 5, 1967. The Constitution of January 1, 1984 requires the King to be the Ruler, ie both the Head of State and Prime Minister. His Majesty the current King also serves as Minister of Defense and Minister of Finance. The Prime Minister must be a Brunei citizen. Malay descent by birth And must adhere to Sunni Islam  

  Indonesia Regime: Democracy with the President as Head of State And Chief Executive The president is Dr. Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono (October 2004).

  Vietnam Regime: Socialist Regime With the Communist Party being the only political party The Head of State - President is Mr. Nguyen Minh Triet (27 June 2006). The head of government-prime minister is Nguyen Tan Dung. The secretary of the Communist Party is Mr. NongDucManh.

  Laos Regime: Communist Socialist Regime (Lao authorities use the word People democracy) by a single political party as an organization that directs the country Is the Lao People's Revolutionary Party It has the highest power since Laos began rule in the socialist regime on 2 December 1975. President - President of the country (in Lao language for the position of President) is Lieutenant General Jummalee Chaiyason (8 June 2006). Head of Government-Prime Minister is Mr. Bua Sorn Boobphawan (8 June 2006).

  Myanmar Regime: military dictatorship Ruled by a military government under the State Peace and Development Council (SPDC). Chairman of the State Peace and Development Council (Head of Country) is General Than Shwe (Senior General Than Shwe) (April 1992). The Prime Minister (Head of Government) is Gen. Thien Sein (Gen. TheinSein), the 11th Prime Minister of Myanmar (2007).

Thailand Regime: various forms of government with the Mahamai as the head  of  state The Maha Vajiralongkorn is the royal family of Phra Parmindra Maha Viharn Rdet Sayamintharathiraj Borommanatbophit. (King Bhumibol Adulyadej) The president is Dr. Vejjajiva, MD. (Mr. Abhisit Vejjajiva) (17 December 2008)