The term "Primus inter pares" is Latin for "first among equals." It is commonly used to describe the role of the Prime Minister in parliamentary systems. The Prime Minister is considered the first among the elected members of the government, but they are still considered equal to the other ministers in the Cabinet, despite holding the highest office in the executive branch.
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