The publication of this circular, which is addressed to ministers, ministers delegates, senior delegates and the general delegate, is part of efforts to ensure the proper implementation of constitutional and legal requirements, including those related to the management of the work of the government, the legal status of its members and relations between government sectors, in addition to the proper management of government relations with constitutional institutions.

This circular, which includes three basic guidelines, the first of which concerns the guarantee of good coordination and cooperation between the government as well as institutions and constitutional bodies and the second relates to the preparation and issuance of circulars and publications, while the third provides for the management of correspondence between government sectors, aims to achieve the highest levels of efficiency in performance and improvement of governmental action and strengthen the consultation and coordination between governmental sectors, in full respect of competencies and powers.

According to the same source, the government exercises executive power, under the authority of its head, in accordance with the principles of responsibility, delegation, coordination, monitoring, support, evaluation, government solidarity and integration into the initiative. The Head of Government may also issue directives to government authorities and their public administrations, to public institutions and enterprises, and to other persons governed by public law under the supervision of the Government.

Regarding the members of the government, added the circular, their duties and powers in the ministerial sectors entrusted to them, as well as the administrative structures placed under their authority, within the framework of the powers devolved on them, remain defined for each of them by decrees, taking into account the powers explicitly assigned to other authorities and bodies in accordance with the legislation and regulations in force.