The Prime Minister of Latvia is the head of government in the country, responsible for overseeing the executive branch and implementing laws. This position is crucial for shaping national policies and managing the administration. The Prime Minister is appointed by the President of Latvia and must have the support of the majority in the Saema (Latvian Parliament). The Prime Minister leads the Cabinet of Ministers, which consists of various ministers responsible for different government departments. The role involves coordinating government activities, representing Latvia in international affairs, and addressing issues such as the economy, education, and healthcare.