Jan Fischer, during his time as Prime Minister of the Czech Republic from 2009 to 2010, achieved several notable accomplishments:

Economic Stability: Fischer's government focused on addressing the economic challenges faced by the Czech Republic during the global financial crisis. Under his leadership, the government implemented measures to stabilize the economy, restore investor confidence, and mitigate the impacts of the crisis on businesses and citizens.

Fiscal Reforms: Fischer's administration introduced fiscal reforms aimed at improving public finances and reducing the budget deficit. These measures included expenditure cuts, tax increases, and structural reforms to enhance the efficiency of public spending.

Successful EU Presidency: During his tenure as Prime Minister, Fischer led the Czech Republic during its presidency of the Council of the European Union in the first half of 2009. Under his guidance, the country successfully managed its responsibilities and represented Czech interests on the European stage.

Public Administration Reforms: Fischer's government initiated efforts to improve public administration and increase transparency. They implemented measures to enhance accountability, streamline bureaucracy, and combat corruption in the public sector.

Smooth Transition of Power: Fischer oversaw a smooth transition of power during a period of political uncertainty in the Czech Republic. His technocratic government was formed to lead the country after the collapse of the previous government, and it successfully managed the country's affairs until the next general election.