Institutions of Government

Institutions of government are the organized structures through which a country is managed and laws are enforced. They include branches like the executive (president or prime minister), the legislature (parliament or congress that makes laws), and the judiciary (courts that interpret laws). These institutions work together to ensure stability, make decisions, and uphold justice. They are supported by various agencies and departments that handle specific functions like defense, education, and health. Together, they form the framework that allows a country to operate effectively, provide services, and protect the rights of its citizens.