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Family corporate governance is receiving much attention, especially after the financial crises in the world. It balances and harmonises the interests of all parties related to the organisation and shareholders. In addition to tightening control over the management of companies to prevent them from abusing their authority and to provide transparency and re-confidence in accounting information using internal governance mechanisms, the most important of which is the Board of Directors. A field study at Rouiba shows that the Board of Directors has a statistically significant impact on corporate governance principles. It plays a vital role in improving the effectiveness of governance.
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