Office of the President, Zambia

The southern African landlocked nation of Zambia has a presidential form of government. The Office of the President is in charge of supervising and organizing the operations of the President and the government.

The head of state and government of Zambia is the president, who also serves as the ceremonial head of state. The Office of the President functions as the main hub for developing policies and making decisions, as well as providing administrative and executive assistance to the President.

State House, previously referred to as Government House, serves as the formal residence and office of the president of Zambia.

In Zambia, among other responsibilities, the Office of the President's main duties may consist of:

• Supporting the president in creating policies and programs that align with the mission and goals of the government.
• Facilitating efficient interaction and collaboration between various government departments and agencies for successful implementation of government projects.
• Managing the president's communication and public relations efforts, such as press releases and speeches.
• Overseeing national security issues and organizing initiatives to guarantee the safety and well-being of the nation.
• Conducting Zambia's foreign policy and representing the country in the international arena.