02 February 2023
12 Rajab 1444
عربي
Executive power is assumed by the Emir with the assistance of the council of Ministries as stipulated in the Constitution. His Highness the Emir appoints the Prime Minister and ministers, accepts their resignations and relieves them from their posts by Emiri Decrees. He may entrust the tasks of one ministry or more to a minister or the Prime Minister in accordance with the Emiri Decree designating the appointment. The cabinet is formed by an Emiri Decree based on the proposal of the Prime Minister. The responsibilities and authorities of the ministers and government departments are specified according to the law. The Prime Minister chairs the sessions and discussions of the Council of Ministers and supervises work coordination between different ministries with a view to achieving the unity and integration among all government organs .The Prime Minister signs, on behalf of the Council of Ministers, the resolutions issued by the Council. According to the provisions of this constitution, the Prime Minister submits to the Emir, for ratification and issuance, the resolutions taken by the Council of Ministers and pertaining to matters to be decided by Emiri Decrees. The Council of Ministers, being the supreme executive authority in the country, is mandated to monitor all the internal and external affairs within its jurisdiction in accordance with the provisions of the constitution and the law. The council is particularly entrusted with the following tasks: