Czech government prepares strategy for drawing European funds after 2027
The Czech government has begun actively preparing for the next programming period of European subsidies. At its last meeting, held on August 24, 2026, ministers discussed a proposal for key priorities for drawing funds from the European Union that will be available after 2027.
The Ministry of Regional Development, which is in charge of this agenda, emphasizes that the goal is to set clear rules and strategic objectives well in advance. Timely preparation is intended to ensure that money from the European budget is directed toward areas that are most important for the development of the Czech Republic in the coming decade.
The proposal for priorities focuses on the modernization of the Czech economy, support for innovation, and the strengthening of infrastructure. Through these funds, the government wants to respond to current challenges, such as digital transformation and the transition to more sustainable forms of energy, which are crucial for the competitiveness of Czech companies and the quality of life of citizens.
Discussions regarding these priorities will continue in the coming months. The government plans to conduct a dialogue with regions, municipalities, and the professional public to ensure that the distribution of funds is effective and brings concrete results for all regions in the Czech Republic.
The entire preparation process is currently in its initial phase. A clearly defined strategy for the period of 2028 and beyond is a necessary step for successful negotiations with the European Commission and for ensuring the stability of funding for important projects across the country.