Government of Denmark

The Government of Denmark is the central authority responsible for making national policies and managing public administration. It is headed by the Prime Minister and includes ministers who oversee various government departments, such as health, education, and defense. Denmark’s government operates within a parliamentary system, meaning the Prime Minister and cabinet are elected by the Members of Parliament (the Folketing). The government’s role is to implement laws, develop policies, and ensure public services run effectively, all while respecting democratic principles and the rule of law. It works closely with both the parliament and officials to serve the country's interests.