Friedrich Merz is the Chancellor of Germany and Chairman of the CDU, with a background as a corporate lawyer and judge after studying law at the University of Bonn. His career spans the European Parliament and corporate boards, focusing on strengthening Germanys economic competitiveness and reducing bureaucracy.
Outside of politics, he is a family man, married with three children. He is an avid licensed pilot who owns two aircraft. To stay active, he enjoys hiking, jogging, and cycling, particularly in his home region of Hochsauerland.
He famously proposed a tax system simple enough to fit on a beer coaster; the actual coaster is now preserved in a German history museum.
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