A modern and rational public institution that provides quality services with outstanding performance and active and constructive community relations that contribute to building an independent Palestinian state.
A sovereign ministry that provides security and civil services to Palestinian citizens and regulate sustainable documentation of the population registry within a safe, developed and comprehensive database, which issues high-quality, official documents to service-receivers. The Ministry preserves rights, upholds freedoms and regulates civil society organizations and political parties, preserving civic peace according to Palestinian laws and legislation and international standards.
- Issuance of official documents and related services
- Civil Society Organization and Community Reform
- Administrative Programme
- Employees not distributed to programmes
- Strategic Objective 1: Provision of high-quality services.
- Strategic Objective 2: Distinctive human resources and an excellent institutional performance.
- Strategic Objective 3: Active relationship with civil society and national and international partners.
The Ministry of Interior’s Budget was ILS 68,133,174, or 0.39% of overall expenditures from the 2023 General Budget
Budget Items (NIS)
Employees Distributions
توزيع الموازنة الجارية والرأسمالية تبعاً للبرامج/ بالشيكل
General Budget
is a detailed schedule of Palestinian Authority (PA) expenditures and revenues for a certain fiscal year. It includes annual estimates of PA’s revenues, grants, loans, and other received amounts, as well as expenditures and various payments. (General Budget Law No. (7) of 1998, Article (1))
Expenditures
include current; capital; and developmental expenditures.
Operational Expenditures “Goods and Services
are the needed expenditures to operate public institutions (such as building related fees, electricity fees, water, fuel, etc.). These expenditures are part of the current expenditures.
Transfer Expenditures
are expenditures allocated from the General Budget for the benefit of third parties, such as aid provided through the Ministry of Social Development (MoSD) to poor families, allocations for the families of martyrs and injured persons, and allocations for Palestinian prisoners.
Capital Expenditures
include the expenses paid for acquiring capital assets (e.g., buildings, lands, equipment, vehicles, etc.), as well as capital transfers related to projects. This item also includes expenses for capital development.
Developmental Expenditures
are expenditures that have a different nature from current expenditures in terms of life span and return on expenditures (such as infrastructure projects).