Federal ChancelleryGovernment
Germany · founded 1949
What it is
The Federal Chancellery (Bundeskanzleramt) is the supreme federal authority serving as the executive office and headquarters of the Chancellor of Germany. Its primary mandate is to assist the Chancellor in coordinating federal government policy, managing cabinet affairs, and overseeing inter-ministerial cooperation. Established in 1949 with the founding of the Federal Republic of Germany, it was originally based in Bonn at Palais Schaumburg before relocating to its distinctive purpose-built complex in Berlin in 2001 following German reunification.
People
Friedrich Merz
Federal Chancellor of Germany
Sanae Takaichi
Prime Minister of Japan
Lawrence Wong
Prime Minister of Singapore
Jensen Huang
Chief Executive Officer of NVIDIA
Katherina Reiche
Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Energy
Dorothee Bär
Federal Minister for Research, Technology and Space
Emmanuel Macron
President of France
Events (5)
2026-10-28 SummitGermany and Japan Sign Joint Leaders' Statement on Economic Security and Indo-Pacific Defense
2026-10-27 TreatyGermany and Singapore expand bilateral cooperation on industrial artificial intelligence
2026-10-16 Trade agreementFranco-German Bilateral Agreement on EU Automotive Trade and Emissions Policy
