pääministerinä

Pääministerinä is a Finnish term that translates to "as prime minister" or "in the role of prime minister." It refers to the individual holding the highest executive office in the Finnish government. The prime minister is the head of government and leads the Council of State, which is the cabinet of ministers.

The prime minister is typically the leader of the largest political party in the parliament, or a party that can form a majority coalition. The president of Finland formally appoints the prime minister based on the recommendation of the parliament. The prime minister is responsible for coordinating the government's work, setting the agenda for cabinet meetings, and representing Finland in international affairs.

The powers and responsibilities of the prime minister are significant. They play a crucial role in policy-making, legislation, and the administration of the country. The prime minister also serves as a key link between the parliament and the executive branch, ensuring that government policies are aligned with the will of the legislature. The term of office for a prime minister is not fixed and depends on the parliamentary situation and the government's ability to maintain confidence.