Presidents

A president is the elected leader of a country, responsible for making major decisions, implementing laws, and representing the nation both domestically and internationally. They oversee government operations, set policies, and work with other branches of government to ensure stability and progress. Presidents are chosen through elections, and their powers can vary depending on the country's system—such as presidential, parliamentary, or a mix. Essentially, the president serves as the chief executive, guiding the nation and ensuring its laws and policies reflect the people's will and national interests.