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Editorial image of Beer boat inauguration, Liege, Belgium - 25 Apr 2019

Charles Michel and Fabio Sala and Willy Demeyer...

Stock Picture of Willy Demeyer and Charles Michel and Jean Claude Marcourt

Willy Demeyer and Charles Michel and Jean Claude...

Charles Michel and Fabio Sala and Willy Demeyer

Charles Michel and Fabio Sala and Willy Demeyer

Editorial picture of Beer boat inauguration, Liege, Belgium - 25 Apr 2019

Charles Michel and Fabio Sala and Willy Demeyer...

Charles Michel and Fabio Sala and Willy Demeyer

Charles Michel and Fabio Sala and Willy Demeyer

Charles Michel and Fabio Sala and Willy Demeyer

Charles Michel and Fabio Sala and Willy Demeyer

Willy Demeyer

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Willy Demeyer

Stock Image of Willy Demeyer

Willy Demeyer

Editorial photo of Beer boat inauguration, Liege, Belgium - 25 Apr 2019

Willy Demeyer and Jean Claude Marcourt

Willy Demeyer

Willy Demeyer

Willy Demeyer, Charles Michel, Jan Jambon

Willy Demeyer, Charles Michel, Jan Jambon

Willy Demeyer, Charles Michel

Willy Demeyer, Charles Michel

Willy Demeyer, Charles Michel

Willy Demeyer, Charles Michel

Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel (C) and Leige City Mayor Willy Demeyer (2-L) together with police officers take part in a minute of silence for the victims of the shooting that took place a day earlier, in Liege, Belgium, 30 May 2018. On 29 May, a gunman was shot dead by anti-terrorist police after reportedly killing two police officers and a passerby and injuring two others in the center of the Belgian city of Liege. During a shootout the man was said to have entered a high school where he took a female cleaner hostage before being shot by the police.

Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel (C) and...

Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel (C) and Leige City Mayor Willy Demeyer (C-R) together with police officers take part in a minute of silence for the victims of the shooting that took place a day earlier, in Liege, Belgium, 30 May 2018. On 29 May, a gunman was shot dead by anti-terrorist police after reportedly killing two police officers and a passerby and injuring two others in the center of the Belgian city of Liege. During a shootout the man was said to have entered a high school where he took a female cleaner hostage before being shot by the police.

Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel (C) and...

(L-R) Belgian Interior Minister Jan Jambon, King Philippe-Filip of Belgium and Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel listen to the Mayor of Liege Willy Demeyer (not seen) at the town hall in Liege, Belgium, 29 May 2018. According to media reports, a gunman was shot dead by anti-terrorist police after reportedly killing two police officers and a passerby and injuring two others in the center of the Belgian city of Liege on 29 May. During a shootout the man was said to have entered a high school where he took hostage a female cleaner before being shot by the police. Authorities are investigating the incident and terrorism was not ruled out as a possible motive.

(L-R) Belgian Interior Minister Jan Jambon, King...

Belgian Interior Minister Jan Jambon listens to the Mayor of Liege Willy Demeyer (not seen) at the town hall in Liege, Belgium, 29 May 2018. According to media reports, a gunman was shot dead by anti-terrorist police after reportedly killing two police officers and a passerby and injuring two others in the center of the Belgian city of Liege on 29 May. During a shootout the man was said to have entered a high school where he took hostage a female cleaner before being shot by the police. Authorities are investigating the incident and terrorism was not ruled out as a possible motive.

Belgian Interior Minister Jan Jambon listens to...

King Philippe of Belgium listen to the Mayor of Liege Willy Demeyer (not seen) at the town hall in Liege, Belgium, 29 May 2018. According to media reports, a gunman was shot dead by anti-terrorist police after reportedly killing two police officers and a passerby and injuring two others in the center of the Belgian city of Liege on 29 May. During a shootout the man was said to have entered a high school where he took hostage a female cleaner before being shot by the police. Authorities are investigating the incident and terrorism was not ruled out as a possible motive.

King Philippe of Belgium listen to the Mayor of...

Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel listen to the Mayor of Liege Willy Demeyer (not seen) at the town hall in Liege, Belgium, 29 May 2018. According to media reports, a gunman was shot dead by anti-terrorist police after reportedly killing two police officers and a passerby and injuring two others in the center of the Belgian city of Liege on 29 May. During a shootout the man was said to have entered a high school where he took hostage a female cleaner before being shot by the police. Authorities are investigating the incident and terrorism was not ruled out as a possible motive.

Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel listen to...

King Philippe of Belgium (L) and Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel (C) listen to the Mayor of Liege Willy Demeyer (not seen) at the town hall in Liege, Belgium, 29 May 2018. According to media reports, a gunman was shot dead by anti-terrorist police after reportedly killing two police officers and a passerby and injuring two others in the center of the Belgian city of Liege on 29 May. During a shootout the man was said to have entered a high school where he took hostage a female cleaner before being shot by the police. Authorities are investigating the incident and terrorism was not ruled out as a possible motive.

King Philippe of Belgium (L) and Belgian Prime...

Queen Mathilde visits the En Plein Air exhibition - Willy Demeyer, Herve Jamar, Queen MathildeC

Queen Mathilde visits the En Plein Air exhibition...

French President Francois Holland, left, applauds as he presents the Legion of Honour medal to the Liege Mayor Willy Demeyer, during a commemoration ceremony to mark the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of World War I at the Town Hall in Liege, Belgium, on . The national ceremony pays homage to the numerous victims of the war, both soldiers and civilians, from both Belgium and abroad who lost their lives on Belgian soil

French President Francois Holland, left, applauds...

French President Francois Holland attends a commemoration ceremony to mark the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of World War I, and to present the Legion of Honour medal to the Liege Mayor Willy Demeyer, at the Town Hall in Liege, Belgium on . The national ceremony pays homage to the numerous victims of the war, both soldiers and civilians, from both Belgium and abroad who lost their lives on Belgian soil

French President Francois Holland attends a...

Francois Hollande, Willy Demeyer, Michel Foret

Francois Hollande, Willy Demeyer, Michel Foret

Francois Hollande and Willy Demeyer

Francois Hollande and Willy Demeyer

Francois Hollande and Willy Demeyer

Francois Hollande and Willy Demeyer

Francois Hollande and Willy Demeyer

Francois Hollande and Willy Demeyer

Elio Di Rupo, King Philippe and Queen Mathilde, Francois Hollande, Willy Demeyer

Elio Di Rupo, King Philippe and Queen Mathilde,...

Francois Hollande and Willy Demeyer

Francois Hollande and Willy Demeyer

Crown Prince Philippe of Belgium (l) Princess Mathilde of Belgium (r) and the Mayor of Liege Willy Demeyer (c) Attend the Ceremony to Commemorate the Victims of Nordine Amrani's Liege Attack in Liege 20 December 2011 on 13 December Nordine Amrani a 33-year-old Belgian of Moroccan Descent Went on Rampage in a Shooting and Grenades Attack on the Place Saint-lambert in Liege the Attack Immediately Killed Two Students Aged 17 and 15 As Well As a 17-month-old Toddler Amrani Then Shot Himself More Than 120 People Were Injured in the Rampage Some 30 People Remain Hospitalized According to Belga News Agency Belgium Liege

Crown Prince Philippe of Belgium (l) Princess...

Belgian Prime Minister Elio Di Rupo (l) the Mayor of Liege Willy Demeyer (2-l) Prince Philippe of Belgium (2-r) and Princess Mathilde of Belgium (r) Attend the Ceremony to Commemorate the Victims of Nordine Amrani's Liege Attack in Liege 20 December 2011 on 13 December Nordine Amrani a 33-year-old Belgian of Moroccan Descent Went on Rampage in a Shooting and Grenades Attack on the Place Saint-lambert in Liege the Attack Immediately Killed Two Students Aged 17 and 15 As Well As a 17-month-old Toddler Amrani Then Shot Himself More Than 120 People Were Injured in the Rampage Some 30 People Remain Hospitalized According to Belga News Agency Belgium Liege

Belgian Prime Minister Elio Di Rupo (l) the Mayor...

(l-r) Prime Minister Elio Di Rupo Liege Mayor Willy Demeyer Crown Prince Philippe of Belgium Princess Mathilde of Belgium and Liege Governor Michel Foret During the Silent Manifestation to Commemorate the Victims of Last Tuesday's Attack in Liege 20 December 2011 Nordine Amrani Killed on Tuesday 13 December 2011 4 People in a Shooting and Grenades Attack in Liege Some 120 Other People Were Injured Belgium Liege

(l-r) Prime Minister Elio Di Rupo Liege Mayor...

(l-r) Liege General Prosecutor Cedric Visart De Bocarme Senior Crown Prosecutor of Liege Danielle Reynders and Liege's Mayor Willy Demeyer Attend a Press Conference After a Man Nordine Amrani Carried out a Shooting on Place Saint-lambert in Liege Belgium 13 December 2011 Three People Were Killed and 75 Were Injured in the Belgian Town of Liege on Tuesday After a Man Hurled Grenades and Fired Into a Crowd Before Taking His Own Life the Gunman Identified As Nordine Amrani 33 Shot Himself After the Attack at a Christmas Market on Saint-lambert Square at Around 12 30 (1130 Gmt) One of the Victims a 15-year-old Boy Died at the Scene While a 17-year-old Boy and a 75-year-old Woman Died in Hospital Liege Prosecutor Daniele Reynders Said Belgium Liege

(l-r) Liege General Prosecutor Cedric Visart De...