Minister

A minister is a high-ranking government official responsible for overseeing a specific department or area, such as health, education, or finance. They are appointed by the government’s leader, like the prime minister or president, and make decisions, develop policies, and manage programs related to their portfolio. Ministers work with other officials and stakeholders to implement government laws and initiatives, ensuring that public services run effectively. Essentially, they serve as the political and administrative leaders of particular sectors within the government, guiding their departments to serve the needs of the public.