"Başbakan" is the Turkish term for "Prime Minister," the head of government in Turkey. The başbakan is responsible for overseeing the executive branch, implementing laws, and managing the country's administration. This position plays a crucial role in shaping national policies and representing Turkey in international affairs. The başbakan is appointed by the President of Turkey and typically comes from the majority party in the Grand National Assembly of Turkey. The role includes leading the cabinet, proposing legislation, and addressing the parliament. The başbakan's effectiveness can significantly influence the political landscape and governance of the country.