The Council of State is a constitutional body established to counsel the President of the country in the performance of his functions.
The Council consists of 25 members, including former public officials, regional representatives and presidential appointees.
Established under Article 89 of the 1992 constitution of the country, the Council is mandated with the role of advising the President, Judiciary Parliament and other State institutions on national issues, considering bills passed by Parliament, as well as making recommendations on appointments and other matters.
The Council plays a crucial role in the country's governance structure by providing guidance and advice to the President in ensuring informed decision-making.
