The Czech Constitutional Court has mandated the government to include President Petr Pavel in the Czech delegation attending the upcoming NATO summit. This swift decision followed a complaint filed by President Pavel himself on Monday evening, challenging the government’s earlier decision to exclude him from the summit. The President’s office argued that excluding Pavel infringes upon his constitutional powers. The court’s ruling compels the government to accredit President Pavel for the summit. The speed of the court’s response is considered unusual, highlighting the significance of the constitutional issue at stake. This decision underscores the division of powers between the President and the government regarding foreign policy representation.