President

Definition

The president is the head of state and government in a presidential system. They are typically elected by the people and have executive powers to enforce laws, make decisions, and represent the country.

Related terms

Executive Branch:

The branch of government that includes the president and their administration, responsible for implementing and enforcing laws.

Head of State:

The highest-ranking official who represents a country internationally and symbolizes its unity.

Commander-in-Chief: The role of the president as the highest authority over military forces in a country.