A recent shift in government does not automatically equate to a transformation of the state itself, according to observers. True and lasting change requires deeper systemic reforms, moving beyond mere political transitions. These reforms must focus on strengthening institutions to ensure their independence and effectiveness. Establishing the rule of law is crucial for fair and just governance, guaranteeing equal application of laws for all citizens. Crucially, accountability must be embedded within all levels of the state, holding those in power responsible for their actions. Without these fundamental changes – bolstering institutions, upholding the law, and demanding accountability – simply changing the governing party will yield limited results. The focus should be on structural improvements rather than superficial political shifts to create a genuinely changed state.