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PRAGUE (Reuters) - Czech President Petr Pavel was released from hospital on Friday after sustaining minor injury in a motorbike accident on Thursday, his office said.
"His schedule for the next week remains in place, including a planned foreign trip," it said.
Pavel is scheduled to visit Jordan next week, and also join NATO foreign ministers who will be meeting in Prague.
"The injury was caused by a fall from a motorcycle at low speed, during a riding practice in terrain on a closed circuit," the office said.
The office did not specify Pavel's injury.
Pavel, a 62-year-old former Czech army chief and head of NATO's military committee, was elected last year and has maintained his hobby of motorcycling since then.
(Reporting by Jan Lopatka; Editing by Alison Williams)
