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De Croo hat mit seiner Frau Annick zwei Söhne. Er wohnt in Michelbeke, einem Stadtteil von Brakel in der Provinz Ostflandern, dem Sitz der Familie De Croo seit sechs Generationen.
November 2012. Am 20. November 2012 legte Alexander De Croo vor Seiner Majestät König Albert II. den Eid als stellvertretender Premierminister und Minister für Pensionen ab. Was die Pensionen betrifft, so schloss er das erste Reformpaket für Pensionen seit langem ab und war einer der Paten der Pensionsreformkommission 2020-2040.
30. Sept. 2020 · Doch wer ist der künftige Premierminister Alexander De Croo (Open VDL) eigentlich? Open-VLD-Vizepremier, flämischer Liberaler, rechter Wirtschaftsflügel der Partei, 44 Jahre, verheiratet, zwei Kinder, perfekt zweisprachig, Kämpfer für Geschlechtergleichheit - so könnte eine Kurzbiographie von Alexander De Croo aussehen.
Like the majority of party leaders in Belgium, De Croo is in favour of greater limits on the political power of the Belgian monarch. He is of the opinion that the monarch's power should be ceremonial, similar to that of other Western European monarchs. Personal life. De Croo is married to Annik Penders and they have two children.
30. Sept. 2020 · The Flemish liberal Alexander De Croo will on Thursday be sworn in as Belgium’s new prime minister. The appointment is a major breakthrough in Belgian politics: the country has not had a formal government for nearly two years. But that doesn’t mean the new prime minister and his coalition government are expected to have a smooth ride ...
14. Apr. 2024 · Alexander De Croo is the incumbent Prime Minister of Belgium. Alexander De Croo, born on November 3, 1975, in Vilvoorde, Belgium. Belgium’s PM is married to Annik Penders, and they have 2 children. Alexander De Croo is the son of politician Herman De Croo and Françoise Desguin. Alexander De Croo earned a degree in Business Engineering from ...
As a world leader, Alexander De Croo ’04 is applying the lessons he learned at Kellogg and as an entrepreneur. Growing up with a father who was the longest-serving Belgian member of parliament, Alexander De Croo ’04 was immersed in politics throughout much of his life.
