Question

What type of government is their in Afghanistan​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Government.

There is government in Afghanistan.

Answer 2

The President, the council of ministers, provincial governors, and the national assembly, constitute the Government of Afghanistan. The elected president and his two vice presidents as dictated by the new constitution adopted in 2004 have a 5-year term. The National Assembly of Afghanistan makes up the national legislature. The Judiciary is an independent branch of the government comprising of one Supreme Court, Appeal Courts, and Primary Courts. The Executive branch is constitutionally mandated to implement rules, regulations, and laws. Currently, Karzai is the head of state in the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan.
The Executive Branch Of The Government Of Afghanistan

According to the new constitution adopted in 2004, the elected president and two vice presidents have a 5-year term. The president becomes the chief of state and the head of government. He or she appoints ministers who are subject to the approval of the Wolesi Jirga, the lower house of the National Assembly. Today, the executive branch has 25 ministries and several independent departments and agencies as well as commissions who carry out government duties dictated by the constitution. The constitution concentrates decision making to the presidency. Like most nations around the world, the Afghan Constitution assigns little official roles and responsibilities to the vice president beyond assuming the presidency for a short while in the absence of the incumbent. The major function of the vice presidents is to attract ethnic voters for their running mates.