The German Federal Foreign Office (Auswärtiges Amt) is the government agency responsible for managing Germany's foreign relations. It handles diplomatic missions, international treaties, and represents Germany in global affairs. The office plays a crucial role in shaping Germany's foreign policy and promoting its interests abroad. Located in Berlin, the Federal Foreign Office is led by the Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs. It works closely with other government departments and international organizations to address global challenges, such as security, climate change, and human rights. The office also provides support to German citizens living or traveling abroad.