Liege Mayor Willy Demeyer and Belgian Philippe Gilbert of Lotto Soudal pictured at the start of the Liege-Bastogne-Liege one day cycling race, 257,5km from Liege to Liege, Sunday 24 April 2022, in Liege.

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Cycling Liege Bastogne Liege Race, Liege, Belgium - 24 Apr 2022

Walloon vice-minister president Christie Morreale and Liege mayor Willy Demeyer pictured at the launch of a pilot phase for the vaccination of kids in Wallonia, Wednesday 12 January 2022. Vaccination of children from five to twelve years old start next week, only on Wednesday afternoon and Sturday morning.

Liege Pilot Center Kids Vaccination, Liege, Belgium - 12 Jan 2022

Walloon vice-minister president Christie Morreale, Liege mayor Willy Demeyer, Saint Nicolas mayor Valerie Maes and Walloon Minister for Local Authorities and Housing Christophe Collignon pictured during The inauguration of an accommodation center for 200 disaster victims on the site of the former Clinique de l'Esperance clinic, in Montegnee, Saint-Nicolas, Tuesday 31 August 2021. To date, for the city of Liege alone, more than a hundred people have not found a rehousing solution. To cope with this extremely complicated social situation, the Red Cross, in close collaboration with the City of Liege, will open an accommodation center in the former Montegnee hospital to accommodate these disaster victims in the best possible conditions.

Montegnee Liege Croix Rouge Accommodation For Flood Victims, Montegnee, Belgium - 31 Aug 2021

ATTENTION EDITORS - COVERAGE REQUESTED TO BELGA BY AB INBEV - EDITORIAL USE ONLY Liege mayor Willy Demeyer is pictured during a visit to the Jupiler brewing site of AB Inbev, in Jupille, Friday 04 June 2021. As part of World Environment Day, the mayor of Liege visits the wastewater treatment plant at the AB InBev brewery in Jupille. He will also taste the water that has been purified into drinkable water. This water is used for technical applications in the brewery. During the visit, AB InBev wants to show some of its efforts to minimize its impact on the environment.

Jupille Ab Inbev World Environment Day, Jupille, Belgium - 04 Jun 2021

ATTENTION EDITORS - COVERAGE REQUESTED TO BELGA BY AB INBEV - EDITORIAL USE ONLY Liege mayor Willy Demeyer poses for the photographer during a visit to the Jupiler brewing site of AB Inbev, in Jupille, Friday 04 June 2021. As part of World Environment Day, the mayor of Liege visits the wastewater treatment plant at the AB InBev brewery in Jupille. He will also taste the water that has been purified into drinkable water. This water is used for technical applications in the brewery. During the visit, AB InBev wants to show some of its efforts to minimize its impact on the environment.

ATTENTION EDITORS - COVERAGE REQUESTED TO BELGA BY AB INBEV - EDITORIAL USE ONLY Manager Brewery of Jupille Steven Van Belleghem and Liege mayor Willy Demeyer pictured during a visit to the Jupiler brewing site of AB Inbev, in Jupille, Friday 04 June 2021. As part of World Environment Day, the mayor of Liege visits the wastewater treatment plant at the AB InBev brewery in Jupille. He will also taste the water that has been purified into drinkable water. This water is used for technical applications in the brewery. During the visit, AB InBev wants to show some of its efforts to minimize its impact on the environment.

ATTENTION EDITORS - COVERAGE REQUESTED TO BELGA BY AB INBEV - EDITORIAL USE ONLY Liege mayor Willy Demeyer arrives for a visit to the Jupiler brewing site of AB Inbev, in Jupille, Friday 04 June 2021. As part of World Environment Day, the mayor of Liege visits the wastewater treatment plant at the AB InBev brewery in Jupille. He will also taste the water that has been purified into drinkable water. This water is used for technical applications in the brewery. During the visit, AB InBev wants to show some of its efforts to minimize its impact on the environment.

Liege mayor Willy Demeyer pictured during a press conference following the riots in the city center of Liege, Sunday 14 March 2021. Some 200 people who were demonstrating as part of the 'Black lives matter' action on Saturday afternoon, attacked the Liege police in various places in the city center and a fast food restaurant was ransacked. Several policemen were injured.

Aftermath Liege Riots After Black Lives Matter Protest, Liege, Belgium - 14 Mar 2021

Woman and a child stand at the main entrance of the school Athenee Leonie de Waha in Liege, Belgium, . Fed up with the COVID-19 restrictions keeping them at home most of the time, students in the last two years of high school in the city of Liege launched an online petition asking for more in-person class time. The students' efforts paid off Tuesday following an online meeting with Mayor Willy Demeyer and education officials in the city. The officials pledged to revisit the current COVID-19 protocol in a bid to get the 16 to 18-year-olds in-person instruction at least half-time starting Monday

Virus Outbreak Begging For School, Liege, Belgium - 12 Jan 2021

Students of the school Athenee Leonie de Waha leave at the end of their classes in Liege, Belgium, . Fed up with the COVID-19 restrictions keeping them at home most of the time, students in the last two years of high school in the city of Liege launched an online petition asking for more in-person class time. The students' efforts paid off Tuesday following an online meeting with Mayor Willy Demeyer and education officials in the city. The officials pledged to revisit the current COVID-19 protocol in a bid to get the 16 to 18-year-olds in-person instruction at least half-time starting Monday

The main facade of the school Athenee Leonie de Waha is seen in Liege, Belgium, . Fed up with the COVID-19 restrictions keeping them at home most of the time, students in the last two years of high school in the city of Liege launched an online petition asking for more in-person class time. The students' efforts paid off Tuesday following an online meeting with Mayor Willy Demeyer and education officials in the city. The officials pledged to revisit the current COVID-19 protocol in a bid to get the 16 to 18-year-olds in-person instruction at least half-time starting Monday

Students of the school Athenee Leonie de Waha and relatives leave at the end of their classes in Liege, Belgium, . Fed up with the COVID-19 restrictions keeping them at home most of the time, students in the last two years of high school in the city of Liege launched an online petition asking for more in-person class time. The students' efforts paid off Tuesday following an online meeting with Mayor Willy Demeyer and education officials in the city. The officials pledged to revisit the current COVID-19 protocol in a bid to get the 16 to 18-year-olds in-person instruction at least half-time starting Monday

Students and relatives stand at the main entrance of the school Athenee Leonie de Waha in Liege, Belgium, . Fed up with the COVID-19 restrictions keeping them at home most of the time, students in the last two years of high school in the city of Liege launched an online petition asking for more in-person class time. The students' efforts paid off Tuesday following an online meeting with Mayor Willy Demeyer and education officials in the city. The officials pledged to revisit the current COVID-19 protocol in a bid to get the 16 to 18-year-olds in-person instruction at least half-time starting Monday

Belgian Royals visit to Centre Hospitalier Regional, Liege, Belgium - 17 Apr 2020

King Philippe and Queen Mathilde visit to the Centre Hospitalier Regional - CHR, Liege, Belgium - 17 Apr 2020

Charles Michel and Fabio Sala and Willy Demeyer and Jean Claude Marcourt

Beer boat inauguration, Liege, Belgium - 25 Apr 2019

Willy Demeyer and Charles Michel and Jean Claude Marcourt

Charles Michel and Fabio Sala and Willy Demeyer

Funeral of Liege attack victim Cyril Vangriecken, Vottem, Belgium - 04 Jun 2018

Willy Demeyer, Charles Michel, Jan Jambon 


Shooting in Liege, Belgium - 30 May 2018

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.

Minute of silence after Liege terror attack, Belgium - 30 May 2018

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.

(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.

Shooting in Liege, Belgium - 29 May 2018

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

Queen Mathilde visits the Museum La Boverie, Liege, Belgium - 26 May 2016

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

Belgium WWI Commemoration Ceremony, Liege, Belgium

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

Francois Hollande, Willy Demeyer, Michel Foret

First World War centenary, Liege, Belgium - 04 Aug 2014

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

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