Council of Ministers

The Council of Ministers is a key decision-making body in a government, composed of the heads of executive departments, such as ministers or secretaries. They collaborate to develop policies, pass laws, and implement government programs. Their collective responsibility is to advise the head of state or government (like the prime minister or president), ensuring that different government sectors work together efficiently. The council's decisions help shape national policies, manage public administration, and address issues affecting citizens, making it essential for the effective running of the government.