European Democratic Party (Czech Republic) Explained

Country:the Czech Republic
European Democratic Party
Native Name:Evropská demokratická strana
Leader:Jana Hybášková
Foundation:2008
Dissolved:2010
Colorcode:Blue
Ideology:Conservative liberalism
Pro-Europeanism
Position:Centre-right
Colours:Blue and Yellow
Headquarters:Prague
Website:www.eds2009.cz

The European Democratic Party (cs|Evropská demokratická strana, EDS) was a Czech liberal conservative, Pro-European political party founded in November 2008, and chaired by Jana Hybášková.

Formation

EDS was registered with the Czech Ministry of the Interior in the week prior to 27 November 2008.[1] It was announced to the public at the National Gallery in Prague on 26 November 2008.[1]

Position

EDS focusses on the economic development of the Czech Republic, the adoption of the euro and energy security.[2] It is for European integration and adopting European law in Czech legislation.[1] [3]

Nomenclature

EDS shares a name with the European political party called the European Democratic Party, but it is not connected with it.

People

EDS personnel include:

Supporters

EDS supporters include:

External links

Notes and References

  1. "Nováček na české politické scéně – Evropská demokratická strana (EDS)!!!", Nove Zeny, 27 November 2009, English translation here
  2. "V týmu strany Hybáškové je bývalý šéf generálního štábu Šedivý", Ceske Noviny, 28 January 2009, English translation here
  3. "Nováček na české politické scéně – Evropská demokratická strana (EDS)", zpravodajstvi.ecn.cz via eConnect, 27 November 2008, English translation here

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