Government of Switzerland
Summary
The Government of Switzerland, also known as the Federal Council, is the executive branch of the Swiss Federal Assembly. It consists of seven members who serve as the heads of federal departments and represent the Swiss Confederation internationally. The Government is responsible for implementing laws, managing the federal administration, and ensuring the country's security and welfare. The Swiss government operates under a unique system of direct democracy, allowing citizens to participate in decision-making through referendums.
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Details
Company name
Government of Switzerland
Headquarters
Bern, CHE
Date of establishment
1848-01
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