Presidency of the GovernmentGovernment

The Presidency of the Government (Presidencia del Gobierno) is the ministerial-level department of the Spanish state administration that directly assists and supports the Prime Minister of Spain (President of the Government). Its mandate encompasses political coordination across ministries, institutional communication, strategic advisory, and overseeing government actions. Established in 1834 to support the Council of Ministers, it was formally granted ministerial department status in 1851 and consolidated into its modern constitutional framework under the Spanish Constitution of 1978.