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Limits on pluralism
The restricted multipartism system is a model that permits limited freedom for parties and freedom of opinion, but it does not lead to genuine power transfer. Egypt experienced a restricted multipartism regime during Mubarak's era, where there was media freedom and partisan competition, but without actual transfer of power. In other Arab and Islamic countries such as Morocco and Iran, a certain degree of political freedom is allowed, with restrictions on electoral candidates. Particularly in Iran, which relies on a religious system, conditions for candidacy are set, allowing the people to choose within defined limits. The goal is to gradually practice democracy and achieve a transition toward full democracy.
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