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Formerly known as General Administration, Prime Minister’s Department. The department was reorganized into ten (10) divisions, Innovation and Human Resource Management (BIPSM), Finance (B. Kew), Development, the Accounts (BA), Management Services (BKP), Internal Audit, Corporate Communications Unit (UKK), Legal Adviser Office, Integrity Unit and PPA1M Unit. All ten (10) divisions are reporting to the Senior Deputy Secretary-General and assisted by the two Deputy Secretary-General which are Deputy Secretary-General (P) and Deputy Secretary-General (K&P).

The agriculture sector and the food industry have played a very important role in generating the economy as well as improving the quality and security of the country’s food security.
The industrial landscape is also increasingly dynamic and needs to keep pace with current changes. A new, more competitive agricultural model with the use of the latest technology in line with the Industrial Revolution 4.0 is the direction of this industry in the future.

Scholarship in a connected, informed, creative and digitally cultured society.
Strengthening digital telecommunications and social communications networks and infrastructure as well as spurring the growth of the digital economy.
Strengthening an informed, connected and viable society through quality, effective and integrity broadcasting and information as well as developing the country's creative industry.

The Ministry of Defence is led by the Minister of Defence and assisted by a Deputy Minister. The organization of the Ministry of Defence consists of two main services. First, is the Public Service which is headed by the Secretary General and the Malaysian Armed Forces (MAF) is headed by Chief of the Armed Forces.
To efficiently and effectively manage the nation's defence in ensuring that the country's strategic interest, sovereignty and integrity are always upheld.
To be the leading authority on National Defence.
To ensure the management of National Defence is always efficient, prepared and dynamic.
To protect and defend the national interest which is the cornerstone of the sovereignty, territorial integrity and economic prosperity of the nation.

The Ministry of Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs was established on 27 October 1990. The objectives of Ministry are to promote the development of a viable, competitive and sustainable domestic economy, specifically in the Distributive Trade Sector.
The Distributive Trade Sector is one of the main contributors to the National GDP and it acts as a buffer to economic stability, especially during the times of uncertainty and unpredictable situation of the global economy. Distributive trade needs to be strong so as to counterweigh any instability in the economy.
At the same time, the Ministry is committed in protecting the interest and rights of consumers. This includes development of an ecosystem of consumers and businesses that complements each other towards self-regulation, in line with the aspirations of people in a developed country. It is hoped that matured and ethical consumers and business can be developed, with the outcome of an economically and socially balanced nation.
In 2009, the Ministry’s roles and functions were expanded to cover the Franchise.

The Ministry of Education formulates the national educational policy in terms of the goals and objectives set by the Prime Minister, Minister of Education, and the Cabinet. It prepares plans, programs, and projects periodically to fit into the national Five-Year-Plans. Although the country's constitution provides for decentralization of certain powers to the states, the federal Ministry of Education has throughout Malaysia's history played a superior role in laying down policies and guidelines for the state-level education departments, and at times, the district level officials in charge of education.