The President

The President of the Czech Republic, located in Prague's Prague Castle, is the head of state

The President of the Czech Republic, based in Prague's iconic Prague Castle, serves as the country's head of state. First installed in 1993, following the Velvet Revolution, the role has been instrumental in upholding the Czech Republic's democratic values and maintaining its international relations. The President is elected by the Parliament for a five-year term, with a maximum of two consecutive terms. The current President, Miloš Zeman, assumed office in 2013. The Office of the President manages various state affairs, including foreign policy, defense, and appointments to key government positions. It also plays a significant role in the legislative process, with the power to veto laws passed by the Parliament. The President resides in the Lány Castle during the summer months.