President of France

The President of France is the country's head of state, elected by French citizens to represent national unity and oversee the government. They have key roles in shaping laws, foreign policy, and national security, and appoint the Prime Minister. The President also presides over the Council of Ministers and ensures the proper functioning of government institutions. Serving a five-year term, the President holds significant influence in France’s semi-presidential system, balancing powers with the Prime Minister and Parliament, while embodying France’s sovereignty and national identity.