“Political stability” refers to the enduring state of governance where institutions remain intact, maintaining control and legitimacy over the political order. It involves a consistent framework for political activity, where the rules of the game are respected, minimizing disruptions from conflict, protests, or abrupt shifts in power. Political stability is crucial for promoting economic development, attracting foreign investment, and maintaining societal cohesion. Societies that experience political stability are better positioned to implement long-term policies and foster trust in state institutions. Conversely, instability can lead to crises that undermine governance and hinder progress.