Premijer
Premijer is the title used in several South Slavic languages for the head of government, equivalent to the prime minister. It is employed in countries such as Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro, and North Macedonia. The term comes from the French premier, meaning “first,” and its spelling reflects the phonology of South Slavic languages.
In most parliamentary systems, the premijer is the chief executive who leads the cabinet, proposes policy, coordinates
The exact powers and tenure of a premijer depend on each country’s constitution. In some states, the
The term premijer is closely related to the concept of a prime minister, but its usage is