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1995 in Belgium

Explore 5 historical events and records for Belgium in 1995.

Historical records for Belgium in 1995

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March

Treaty of Schengen

Dehaene, Jean-Luc ยท Brussels ยท Prime Minister of Belgium ยท Government / Government of Belgium

Leads Belgium when Schengen internal-border controls are abolished among the first seven participating states.

Treaty of Schengen

Derycke, Erik ยท Brussels ยท Foreign Minister of Belgium ยท Government / Government of Belgium

Derycke helps support Belgium's first operational day without routine internal Schengen border checks. Belgian officials favour gradual implementation backed by shared security measures.

Treaty of Schengen

Wathelet, Melchior ยท Brussels ยท Justice Minister of Belgium ยท Government / Government of Belgium

During the Schengen process, Wathelet oversees domestic security arrangements as the Schengen border-free regime becomes operational. Belgian policy links freer movement with close Benelux cooperation.

April

Treaty of Schengen

Derycke, Erik ยท Brussels ยท Foreign Minister of Belgium ยท Government / Government of Belgium

Derycke backs Austria's accession to the Schengen arrangements in Brussels. Brussels also stresses coordinated policing and external-border safeguards.

Other events (month unknown)

Verheyen Contributes to Belgian Cup Triumph

Verheyen, Gert ยท Bruges ยท Forward ยท Sport / Football

Gert Verheyen offers width and attacking support as Club Brugge win the Belgian Cup during the 1994โ€“95 season.

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