The Council aims to define executive policies in information technology to develop and establish e-government. It seeks to set the foundation for expanding the applications of information and communication technology nationwide and various development programs, all within the framework of the Islamic Republic macro policies, the resolutions of the Supreme Council of Cyberspace, and relevant laws.

1. Approve the goals and executive policies for developing the IT industry and its applications based on the state's general Policies and the resolutions of the Supreme Council of Cyberspace.
2. Approve policies and ensure necessary executive and technical coordination for expanding the use of IT in providing electronic services in social, economic, and cultural fields.
3. Approve the technical and executive plan for developing e-government and maximize the use of the private sector's capacity for developing and utilizing IT in public services.
4. Approve regulations, guidelines, and standards to coordinate technical and executive regulations in IT.
5. The goal of coordination among executive bodies for data exchange and information sharing. In addition, to approve methods for utilizing big data and data mining of the country's information bases while ensuring confidentiality and privacy.
6. Continuously monitor the progress of e-government development programs and the expansion of IT usage in the country, providing periodic reports to the Islamic Consultative Assembly, the Supreme Council of Cyberspace, and the Cabinet of Ministers.

The Minister of Communications and Information Technology will announce the council's decisions upon the President's approval and oversee their proper implementation. The council's decisions will align with the state's general policies, the resolutions of the Supreme Council of Cyberspace, and within the framework of laws and regulations.

The council's secretariat will be established within the approved organizational structure of the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, and its secretary will be appointed by the President based on the proposal from the Minister of Communications and Information Technology.

The council must meet at least once every three months. Meetings will be considered official with the presence of two-thirds of its members. The group's resolutions will be unactable with a majority vote of those present at the meeting.