Ministry finance of Somalia —

—Ministry   finance of Somalia

—Somali national university
ØLucturer: pro:omar  abdi mohamed
ØFaculty: law
ØDepartment: civic education
ØPrepared by students:  abdirizak haji omar 
ØDate: 30\11\2015

ØAssingnment chepters:3,4,5.

—The Ministry of Finance must manage government financial assets, propose economic and financial policy, and coordinate and supervise these actions as empowered by law. Its main duties and functions are to:

—Prepare the annual fiscal budget and issue adequate regulations for its execution.

—Manage government financial assets.

—Propose bills related to the management of government employees, particularly bills related to staffing, salaries, benefits and pensions.

—Amortize debt and coordinate financial activities carried out within the scope of its power, for the different ministries and their related entities.

—Be aware of and report on any initiative of a financial nature involving public expenditure and indebtedness before it is debated by Congress.

—Participate in the negotiation of international free trade and financial agreements.

—Exercise all powers and rights as conferred on it in the Central Bank Law.

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—The role of the Ministry of Education

—The Ministry of Education is the Government’s lead advisor on the education system, shaping direction for education agencies and providers and contributing to the Government’s goals for education.

—Our purpose and behaviours

—Strategic leadership in the sector

—Support and resources for the community

—Support and resources for education providers

—School property portfolio management

—Support and resources for teachers

—Interventions for target student groups

—Strategic leadership in the tertiary system

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Functions ministry of agriculture

The main functions of the ministry of Agriculture are to formulate politics for the development of the agricultural, fishing and rural development sectors; and to manage the formulation of plans, programs and projects needed to develop these sectors, specially the rural areas of the country. The ministry must present plans and programs to the National Development Plan and prepare and present to the Congress of Colombia draft laws related to these sectors. The ministry of Agriculture must define with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the international negotiations related to these sectors. The Ministry is also entitled to create, organize, form and assign through resolutions duties to internal work groups and advising groups within the guidelines previously set.[4]

—Function Ministry of  healthy Role & Functions

—Role of the Ministry of Health Headquarters

—Provision of overall policy direction for all stakeholders (players) in the health delivery.

—Provision of a strong and effective advocacy role in intersectoral action in the health delivery.

—Mobilization and allocation of resources to all providers in the health delivery services.

—Provision of relevant and adequate information for co-ordination and management of health services.

—Provision of regulatory framework for all providers of health services.

—Monitoring and evaluation of health services in somalia

—Coordination of activities of the agencies, providers and partners in the health sector.

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—Cont ministry of healthy

—Functions

—The functions of the Ministry of Health would be to:

—Formulate health policy.

—Set standards for the delivery of health care in the country.

—Provide strategic direction for health delivery services.

—Monitor and evaluate the health service delivery by the Ghana Health Service (GHS) and the Teaching Hospitals, other Agencies, Development Partners and the Private sector.

—Develop policies for the practice of Traditional and Alternate Medicine in the country.

—Make proposals for the review and enactment of health legislation..

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Ministry of defence 

—RESPONSIBILITIES AND FUNCTIONS

—MINISTRY of Defense is responsible for the formulation, co-ordination and the execution of policies in relation to the security of the country.

—OBJECTIVES

—* Maintenance of internal security and defense of Sri Lanka.

—* Implementation and maintenance of the Prevention of terrorism Act No. 48 of 1979 as amended by the Act No. 10 of 1982.

—* Maintenance of the Commonwealth war Memorials and the war Graves.

—Cont ministry of defense

—Supervision and maintenance of the establishment matters of the three services and the Kotalawala Defence Academy.

—* Supervision and maintenance of the establishment matters of the National Cadets Corps.

—In pursuance of the above objectives the Ministry of Defence provides policy directives and guidelines to the Departments functioning under it.

—IMPLEMENTATIVE INSTITUTES

—* Chief of Defence Staff

—* The Department of Navy

—* The Department of Air Force

—* Department of Civil Security

—* Department of Coast Guard

—* Department of Coast Conservation and Coastal Resources Management

—* Department of Registration of Persons

—* Department of Immigration and Emigration

—* General Sir John Kothalawala Defence University

—* National Cadet Corps

—* National Dangerous Drugs Control Board

—Cont minstry defece

—KEY FUNCTIONS

—* Maintenance of the defense in Sri Lanka. 

—* Administration of the Directorate of Foreign Intelligence & the Directorate of Internal Intelligence.

—* Administration of the Language Training Institute .

—* Administration of the Sri Lanka Institute of Strategic Studies.

—* Administration of the National Cadet Corps.

—* Administration of the Home Guard Service

—Ministry information

—To serve as the Federal Public Information outfit responsible for professional policy-making,planning,  gathering, processing, packaging and dissemination of essential and vital information which will enhance and facilitate democratic governance of Nigeria as a Federal Republic.

—To provide professional information services which will project the image and reputation of the  Federal Government and her people as a responsible   society.

—To develop, design, institutionalize appropriate and generally acceptable public information and communication policies which will promote information management and control in a  democratic society.

—To initiate action programmes, policies, rules and regulations which will ensure the existence and maintenance of civilized and orderly information and communication systems in Nigeria consistent  with acceptable cultural and conventional norms and ethics of the Nigerian people and world community.

—To provide broad and specific guidelines for development management and operation of print and  electronic media for education, public enlightenment, entertainment and socio-economic and political  development and orientation. In this respect, the Ministry maintain appropriate relationship  with he Press and the Government

—Cont ministry of information

—To conduct research, surveys and studies which will enhance better understanding of the relevance,impact and approach to public information and their  implications for public policies and  programmes.

—To provide general printing and publishing services to all ministries for effective public administration and to educational, business and international organizations for their use.

—To represent Nigeria at International level for conferences on information.

—Ministry of sport

—Role and Responsibility of the Ministry of Youth affairs & Sports, National Sports Federations and the SAI

—3.1 The role and responsibility of the agencies involved in implementation of the guidelines will be as follows:

—  (a) The Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports 

—                    i.            will determine the eligibility conditions for recognition of NSFs; 

—                   ii.            will establish categories to determine quantum and scale of assistance which may be provided to NSFs will have  to fulfill if they wish to avail of Government support. 

—                 iii.            will lay down conditionalities which NSFs will have to fulfil if they wish to avail of Government support; 

—                iv.            will provide assistance to NSF against agreed long term development programme. 

—  (b) National Sports Federation

—Shall be fully responsible and accountable for the overall management, direction, control, regulation,  promotion, development and sponsorship of the discipline for which they are recognised by the concerned  International Federation.  They will be expected to discharge these responsibilities in consonance with the  principles laid down in the Olympic Charter or in the charter of the India Olympic Association or the relevant  International Federation, as the case may be.

—Ministry of Endowments and Religious Affairs

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—The Ministry of Endowments and Religious Affairs (MARA) is the governmental body in the Sultanate of Oman responsible for overseeing all matters related to endowments and religious affairs.

—History

—The Ministry of Endowments and Religious Affairs was originally established as the Ministry of Endowments and Islamic Affairs. The original ministry was merged with the Ministry of Justice to established the Ministry of Justice, Endowments and Religious Affairs in 1982, until they split up again in the year 1997 creating the ministry in its current name replacing the term “Islamic” with “Religious”.

—Cont    Function

—The competences of the Ministry of Endowments and Religious Affairs are as follows :

—Undertaking the affairs of endowments and settings strategies and projects to reserve them and develop their resources.

—Preserving the properties of Bayt al-mal.

—Setting strategies for managing zakat (charity).

—Establishing mosques and following all affairs related to them.

—Supervising religious advisory and guidance and preparing nationals to specialise in related fields.

—Developing Quran education.

—Carrying out religious studies and research.

—Coordinating with the concerned authorities the regulation of religious publications and works.

—Supporting and helping pilgrims in their performance of hajj.

—Exchange information and expertise with Arabic and Islamic religious organizations in the field of endowments and religious affairs.

—Representing the Sultanate in conferences, symposiums and meeting related to endowments and religious affairs

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—Responsibilities of the Minister of Foreign Affairs

—maintains relations with other states and international organizations;

—represents and protects the interests of the Republic of Poland, Polish citizens and legal entities abroad;

—promotes Poland and the Polish language abroad;

—cooperates with Poles living abroad and supports Polish cultural and educational institutions abroad;

—organizes and supervises the activities of Poland’s diplomatic missions and consulates;

—proposes and develops the policies of the Council of Ministers in the field of foreign affairs; elaborates projects and drafts proposals for such policies and submits them to the Council of Ministers;

—implements policies adopted by the Council of Ministers and coordinates and supervises their implementation through the relevant agencies;

—fulfills the above tasks and responsibilities in cooperation with other ministers, national and local government bodies, the business community, trade unions and social organizations;

—represents the Republic of Poland in international human rights protection bodies;

—provides guidelines and supervision to the Polish Institute of International Affairs in Warsaw and the Institute for Western Affairs in Poznan as well as to diplomatic missions, consular offices and Polish Institutes abroad.

—Responsibilities and competences of the Minister of Foreign Affairs

  1. Pursuant to the regulation of the President of the Council of Ministers of 22 December 2009 concerning the detailed scope of activities conducted by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Minister of Foreign Affairs:

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—directs the government administration branches Foreign affairs and Poland’s membership of the European Union and

—administers Section 45 of the national budget.

—2. Pursuant to the Government Administration Branches Act of 4 September 1997:

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—1) In relation to foreign affairs, the Minister of Foreign Affairs:

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—maintains the Republic of Poland’s relations with other states and international organizations;

—represents and protects the Republic of Poland’s interests abroad, including before international courts and tribunals with the exception of the judicial bodies of the European Union and the Court of the European Free Trade Association (EFTA Court);

—coordinates the foreign policy of the Republic of Poland, including activities of government administration bodies and their subordinate units .

—2) In relation to somali’s membership of the african Union:

—in the scope of government involvement in the work of the institutions of the african Union, the Foreign Minister develops somali’s AU policy strategy, initiates and prepares government documents on involvement in AU institutions and gives opinions in terms of their consistency with the strate

—About the Ministry of Transport

—Last updated on: 25/02/2015 

—The Ministry of Transport is the government's principal transport adviser. The majority of our work is in providing policy advice and support to Ministers.

—Through our advice we aim to:

—improve the overall performance of the transport system

—improve the performance of transport Crown entities

—achieve better value for money for the government from its investment in the transport system.

—We help the government give effect to its policy by supporting the development of legislation, regulations and rules. We also manage and account for funds invested in transport.

—The Ministry represents New Zealand's interests internationally, particularly in aviation and maritime

—We work with local government authorities

ØLocal government authorities own, maintain and develop New SOMALI's local road network and perform important regulatory functions. Regional councils (and unitary authorities) are required to develop regional land transport strategies that guide the decision-making of local councils. In the Auckland region, the Auckland Transport carries out these functions. Some local authorities own seaports and airports, or share ownership with the Crown

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