Federal administrative capital

A federal administrative capital is a designated city or area specifically established to house a country's central government offices and agencies. Its purpose is to centralize administrative functions, often separate from economic or commercial centers, to ensure neutral governance and efficient management of government affairs. This planning helps distribute government presence evenly across regions and can promote balanced development while safeguarding political stability. The capital typically hosts important institutions like the parliament, ministries, and official residences, serving as the political hub of the nation.