Bundeskanzlei
The Bundeskanzlei, often translated as the Federal Chancellery, is the federal office responsible for supporting the Chancellor of Germany. It serves as the central administrative body of the Federal Government and is headed by the Chief of the Federal Chancellery, who is a federal minister. The Bundeskanzlei plays a crucial role in the coordination of government policy, the preparation of legislative proposals, and the communication of government decisions.
Its main functions include assisting the Chancellor in leading the federal government, managing the government's agenda,
The Bundeskanzlei is located in Berlin, in a modern building designed by architects Axel Schultes and Charlotte