Executive Councils

Executive Councils are advisory bodies that assist the head of a government, such as a governor or president, in making decisions and implementing policies. Typically composed of key ministers or advisors, these councils review proposals, discuss strategies, and provide guidance on various issues. They play an essential role in ensuring that the executive branch operates effectively and can respond to the needs of the public. In many countries, the composition and powers of Executive Councils can vary, but their primary function is to support leadership in governance and administration.