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Government
The government of the Navajo Nation consists of three branches: an
88-member legislature -the Navajo Nation Council - whose members are
elected from local chapters, a President, who is elected at large by
the Navajo electorate and serves as the Executor for the Executive
branch, and a Judicial branch with district courts and a Supreme Court.
Within the Executive branch, the Division of
Economic Development is one of fourteen cabinet entities. An experienced, professional
staff directs the Nation’s commercial/industrial growth and provides
an attractive business environment.
Business can take advantage of the offer by the
Navajo Nation, with its capable work force and job training programs,
and settle into an area rich in culture and pride. The Navajo Nation
provides a window of opportunity for businesses to
share in the progress
of the Navajo people. |