When he is not serving as the President, he works as a professional photographer: Why the Czech Republic President is making headlines
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The populist head of government Andrej Babis did not want the pro-Western head of state to fly to Ankara - but the Constitutional Court made Petr Pavel's participation possible by provisional injunction.
Whether we agree with Peter Pavle or not, he is undoubtedly a good brand for the world.
It is not unusual for Formula 1 races to see famous faces from the world of sports, entertainment and even politics among the fans in the stands or in the racing garages. But Czech President Petr Pavel had a very special task at the last Hungarian Grand Prix – he was capturing memories of racing on the track through a professional photographic lens.
When he is not serving as the President, he works as a professional photographer: Why the Czech Republic President is making headlines
Europe News: While some read books, others do yoga, but have you wondered what world leaders truly do in their free time? For Czech Republic president Petr Pavel, .
President Petr Pavel went to the Hungarian Grand Prix as a photographer over the weekend. The Czech head of state's hobby was highlighted on social media by Formula 1 organizers and even the Hungarian prime minister. Will the Czech prime minister also go somewhere to take photos?
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