This is a common practice in many countries to prevent the concentration of power in the hands of one individual and to ensure a regular turnover of leadership. By limiting presidential terms to a maximum of two terms, it allows for fresh ideas and perspectives to be introduced into government, and helps to prevent the risk of authoritarianism or a single leader becoming too powerful. This practice also encourages accountability and transparency in government, as elected officials are aware that they will eventually be held accountable through regular elections.
