Czech President Petr Pavel’s legal challenge regarding his exclusion from the upcoming NATO summit in Turkey has a reasonable chance of success, according to constitutional law expert Ondřej Preuss. Pavel filed a formal complaint arguing the government’s decision not to include him in the delegation oversteps its authority. While a ruling in Pavel’s favor by the Constitutional Court is possible, practical enforcement remains uncertain. It is unclear how Pavel could compel Prime Minister Andrej Babiš and his cabinet to add him to the delegation even with a positive court decision. Preuss highlighted this enforcement challenge in an interview with Novinky. The dispute centers on the President’s role in representing the Czech Republic at international events. The outcome could set a precedent for future presidential-government relations regarding foreign policy.