Czech Republic

The Czech Republic’s anti-drug coordinator, Jindřich Vobořil, the driving force behind the country’s pioneering cannabis reform project, is understood to have prepared two separate versions of the bill,

NERV's statement reflects a significant shift in government policy toward cannabis, advocating for a more pragmatic and economical approach.

The Czech Republic has revealed its plan to legalise adult-use cannabis, however, it would seem that there is no room for creating a legal market.

Although the Czech government finally backed away from banning CBD products earlier this year , a proposed law would subject these products to strict restrictions.

Czech Republic is making headlines with its proposed cannabis regulation bill, signalling a significant shift in its approach towards cannabis.

The Czech Republic’s current draft of a plan to legalize adult-use cannabis stops short of establishing a regulated market, focusing instead on possession and home cultivation, amid strategic governmental maneuvers and existing EU legal constraints.

Last week the Czech government published a draft version of its highly anticipated cannabis regulation bill, sparking outrage due to the apparent omission of plans for a full commercial market.

The legalization of cannabis in the Czech Republic takes a nuanced turn with the presentation of a bill by the coalition government.

Doctors in the Czech Republic prescribed nearly 210 kilograms of medical cannabis to about 8,000 patients last year, about 43 times more than five years ago, according to the State Agency for Medicinal Cannabis (SAKL).

he Czech government’s National Economic Council (NERV) has again recommended the introduction of a legal regulated cannabis market in the Czech Republic, within its proposal of 37 measures to boost economic growth in the country, released on Tuesday.