Federal President of Germany

The Federal President of Germany is the head of state, representing the country in a ceremonial role. Unlike a prime minister, who leads the government, the president's duties include signing laws, appointing federal officials, and representing Germany internationally. The president is elected by an assembly of politicians and citizens for a five-year term, and although mainly a symbolic figure, they play a key role in upholding the constitution and promoting national unity. The position emphasizes political continuity and stability within Germany's parliamentary democracy.