Prime Minister (of member states)

A Prime Minister is the head of the government in a country or member state, responsible for leading the executive branch, making policy decisions, and representing the country internationally. They are usually the leader of the political party with the most seats in the legislative assembly and work with other officials to run government functions. In a parliamentary system, the Prime Minister's authority depends on the support of legislators and the electorate. They play a key role in setting national priorities, proposing laws, and ensuring government stability. Essentially, they serve as the chief executive and political leader of their country.