kormány

kormány is the Hungarian word for government. It refers to the executive branch of the Hungarian state responsible for administering the country and implementing laws. The Hungarian government is composed of the Prime Minister and ministers who head various government ministries. The Prime Minister is typically the leader of the largest political party or coalition in the National Assembly. Ministers are appointed by the President of Hungary upon the recommendation of the Prime Minister.

The primary functions of the kormány include developing and executing domestic and foreign policy, managing the national budget, overseeing public services, and ensuring national security. The government operates through a system of ministries, each responsible for a specific area such as finance, foreign affairs, education, or defense. The Prime Minister acts as the head of government, coordinating the activities of the ministries and representing Hungary internationally. The government is accountable to the National Assembly, which exercises legislative power and can hold the government responsible through various oversight mechanisms. Decisions are made collectively by the cabinet, though individual ministers hold significant authority within their respective portfolios. The specific structure and responsibilities of the kormány can evolve with changes in legislation and political landscape.