German President

The German President is the country's head of state, serving as a symbolic representative of national unity and tradition. Their role is primarily ceremonial, involving tasks such as signing laws, representing Germany internationally, and appointing federal officials. They do not hold executive power, which is exercised by the Chancellor, who leads the government. The President is elected by the Federal Convention, composed of Bundestag members and state delegates, for a five-year term. While their powers are mostly ceremonial, they can influence public discourse and ensure constitutional stability.