Hamáček left politics and public life after losing the Chamber of Deputies, when the CSSD, led by him, dropped out of the Chamber of Deputies. He did not answer the journalists’ questions about what he would make a living from. In addition to remaining chairman of the board of the Police and Fire Brigade Foundation, the ground fell on him. At the beginning of February, he founded the consulting company GH Consulting.
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Hamáček was a member of the CSSD for 15 years. Between 2013 and 2017, he was chairman of the lower house. It is close to the defense and security area. Before becoming head of the interior, he was the shadow minister of defense for the CSSD.
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He replaced Pojar
According to Chamber of Commerce spokesman Miroslav Dir Hamáček, he replaced diplomat and security analyst Tomáš Pojar, who became the prime minister’s adviser.
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“We assume that thanks to his negotiating skills, very good knowledge of legislative processes and contacts not only in diplomatic circles, we will be able to support Czech manufacturers and suppliers, which are covered by the Chamber of Commerce,” Diro told Práva.
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According to the Chamber of Commerce, one of the priorities of the Defense Section is to change the Public Procurement Act so that the Ministry of Defense can more easily buy from Czech companies. “It is necessary to prepare specific amendments so that we are ready when the law on public procurement opens in the Chamber. Abroad, many countries prefer national manufacturers in the defense industry, “says the chamber’s website.
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Czech armourers are waiting for fat years, as the Fial government has promised the army that it will increase the budget of the Ministry of Defense to two percent of GDP within four years. Which means that from today’s 90 billion, the defense budget will rise to about 150 billion in 2025.
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