Citizens living in Saudi Arabia have limited role in their government as the country has an absolute monarchy system in which the king has ultimate authority and power. The king serves as the head of state and government, and holds significant control over the country's political, social, and economic affairs. However, there have been some recent reforms aimed at giving citizens more participation in decision-making processes, such as municipal elections. Additionally, citizens have the right to petition the king for grievances and have some limited opportunities to engage in civil society activities. Overall, the role of citizens in Saudi Arabia's government is limited compared to democratic countries.
