The Customs Administration of the Czech Republic is a security force and its activities form a part of the customs supervision system in the framework of the single customs territory of the European Union. It implements this supervision on the basis of the uniform customs regulations of the European Union. The Customs Administration performs controls in this area at two levels – within the framework of customs proceedings, and when performing inspections relating to protection of the internal market or consumer protection.
Cyber and Information Warfare forces provide the security and defense of the Czech Republic in cyber and information domain. On tactical level, they monitor, plan and conduct operations in cyber and information domain, including the support of STRATCOM of the Army of the Czech Republic. CIW forces provide the ability to defend internal parts of cyberspace, conduct InfoOps, PsyOps and CMI/CIMIC.
Activity, tasks and competence of the Fire rescue service of the Czech republic in the field of fire protection, crisis management, civil emergency planning, population protection and Integrated Rescue System are stated by the acts negotiated and agreed by the Parliament of the Czech Republic in July 2000 with efficiency since the 1st of January 2001.
Since its arrival in the Czech Republic in 1990, KOTRA (Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency, also known as Korea Trade and Foreign Investment Promotion Agency) has been promoting bilateral economic cooperation between the Czech Republic and the Republic of Korea. KOTRA is a South Korean government non-profit organisation for trade cooperation and investment promotion and also acts as a trade representative office of the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in the Czech Republic.
The Prague office is one of KOTRA's 128 foreign offices worldwide. We provide mutual trade promotion between the Czech Republic and South Korea. We organize South Korean business missions to the Czech Republic and promote events, occasions and trade fairs involving Korean companies. For Czech importers and business partners, we find and recommend relevant contacts to South Korean manufacturers/suppliers and provide initial contact.
The Ministry of Defence of the Czech Republic (Czech: Ministerstvo obrany České republiky, MO ČR) is the primary agency of the Czech Republic responsible for the planning and carrying-out of defence policy. It is the Czech Republic's ministry of defence. It is the direct successor of the Czechoslovak Ministry of Defence. Its current headquarters is located in Prague. The current Minister of Defence is Jana Černochová, in office since 17 December 2021.
Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs supports presence of the Danish defence companies on Future Forces Forum. The key incentive is to build stronger partnerships and bonds between the Czech and Danish defence industries. This effort is complementing a unique partnership and Memorandum of Understanding signed by Czechia and Denmark which deepens the collaboration on military donations to Ukraine. Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs together with the Danish Embassy in Prague will be present at the Future Forces Forum at the Danish Pavilion together with 8 Danish companies.
The Ministry of the Interior of the Czech Republic (MV ČR) is a central authority of the state administration for internal affairs, in particular for: public order and other matters relating internal order and security. It play a coordinating role in public administration and elections.
The Ministry of the Interior is aware of its key management and strategic role in the field of ICT of the state, and therefore strives for uniformity, centralization and security of basic eGovernment services, especially through building complex and interconnected information and communication systems, including monitoring systems to ensure their smooth operation and security.
National Cyber and Information Security Agency (NÚKIB)
The National Cyber and Information Security Agency (NÚKIB) is the central administrative body for cyber security, including the protection of classified information in information and communication systems and cryptographic protection. It is also responsible for the implementation of the public regulated service of the global navigation satellite system under the Galileo programme.
The Police of the Czech Republic is an armed security force. The objective of the Police of the Czech Republic is to protect the security of people, property and public order, to prevent criminal offences, to meet tasks stipulated by the Code of Criminal Procedure.
The Police of the Czech Republic are subordinated to the Ministry of the Interior. It consists of the Police Presidium, units having a republic-wide competence and fourteen Regional Police Directorates.
The Prison Service of the Czech Republic is one of the Czech law enforcement agencies, subordinate to the Czech Ministry of Justice. Its main tasks are ensuring the sentence of imprisonment, pre-trial detention, and forensic detention in its 35 prison facilities. One of the main tasks is also providing security at courts, state prosecutor’s offices, and MoJ’s buildings.
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