Government of the Czech RepublicGovernment

The Government of the Czech Republic is the supreme executive body of the Czech Republic, led by the Prime Minister and accountable to the Chamber of Deputies. It exercises general executive authority, implements legislation, manages state administration, and steers foreign and domestic policy. Established in its modern constitutional form on January 1, 1993, following the dissolution of Czechoslovakia, it succeeds the previous Czech national executive within the Czechoslovak federation.