The Six Cabinet Aims
- Preserving and strengthening political stability.
- Preserving and strengthening economic stability.
- Preserving and strengthening security and order.
- Completing the First Government Five Year Plan and executing the Second Government Five Year Plan as per the Broad Outlines of State Policy.
- Strengthening the People's Welfare.
- Strengthening order within the Administrative Reform.
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