Azerbaijan has a republican presidential system of government.

The Republic's political system is a blended presidential system encompassing some of the characteristics of a parliamentary system, making it different from a pure presidential system.

Today it is governed under a presidential system based on the principle of separation of powers.

The State is based on a Presidential System and the Constitution declares Separation of Powers.

It defines a political order through a strong presidential system of government with a bicameral legislature.

They also approved the Presidential system as well as the nomination of candidates.

It has a presidential system of government, with separation of powers in the executive, legislative and judicial branches.

For example, the strong presidential system has been revised to give the National Assembly greater oversight over presidential appointments.

It provides for a pure presidential system, but one that places a great emphasis on parliamentary control of the executive.

Abdullah Abdullah, for example, proposed a replacement of the current presidential system with a parliamentary system and decentralized regional governance.