Cabinet

The Cabinet is a select group within the State Council of Ministers that consists of the most senior ministers. It is responsible for making major policy decisions and ensuring coordinated action among different departments. The Cabinet meets regularly to discuss urgent issues and formulate strategies for state development.

In simple language, the Cabinet acts as the central decision-making body of the state. During recent emergencies, such as natural disasters, the Cabinet has played a key role in organizing rapid response measures. Its decisions are binding on all other ministers, thereby ensuring that there is unity in the administration.

The Cabinet’s importance is highlighted by its ability to bring together the best minds in the state to work towards common goals.