Supreme Council

The Supreme Council typically refers to a high-ranking governing body or authoritative group within an organization, government, or institution. Its role often includes making critical decisions, overseeing operations, and setting policies. In various contexts, it can be part of political systems (such as in some countries), religious organizations, or fraternal orders like Freemasonry. The council's composition and function can vary widely, but generally, it consists of leaders or representatives tasked with guiding the organization's direction and ensuring its objectives are met effectively.