Their obedience is required in what is right, knowing that they do not rule by the sharia.
Yes, they are those in authority, similar to those in Egypt, Kuwait, Jordan, Syria, and others.
What is right must be recognized, as he said: obedience in what is right.
In life, obedience is only in what is right and not in sin, neither to them nor to anyone else. If they say drink alcohol, they are not to be obeyed.
If they say consume usury, they are not to be obeyed. If they say commit adultery, they are not to be obeyed.
But if they command obedience to Allah and His Messenger, or they command something that Muslims do which does not go against the Sharia, then their obedience is obligatory. Or if they organize traffic so that people do not collide and harm each other, then they should be obeyed.