The Government of the Republic of Singapore ( Republic of Singapore) is a city-state island nation in South East Asia, the site is the executive arm of Singapore, consisting of the President and Cabinet. Although the President can exercise his own powers to ensure that the Cabinet and Parliament continue to operate as usual.

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The Cabinet, which is generally responsible for directing and controlling the government, consists of the Prime Minister and other Cabinet ministers appointed by the President in consultation with the Prime Minister. They are from the party that won the most seats in the general election. According to the Singapore Constitution, Singapore has a unicameral parliamentary (cabinet) system of government, a unitary system of representative democracy, classified as a Westminster system.

The three branches of government of the Singaporean state are separated, and the President of Singapore is elected by direct popular vote as head of state for a six-year term, renewable once. The Prime Minister is elected from the majority party in Parliament and leads a Cabinet with executive powers and an independent Public Service Commission to manage the employment and discipline of civil servants. The Prime Minister of Singapore elects his cabinet ministers from among the members of Parliament.