Brussels (Eurotoday): Nawal Ben Hamou is the new alderman for Housing, Equal Opportunities, Tourism, and Major Events in Brussels, appointed on November 26, 2024. She will focus on housing issues and inclusivity. Other officials include Mayor Philippe Close and Faouzia Hariche for Young Children.
Nawal Ben Hamou, the former Brussels State Secretary for Housing and Equal Opportunities, has been appointed as the new alderman for Housing, Equal Opportunities, Tourism, and Major Events in Brussels. This decision was confirmed by the local PS (Parti Socialiste) on November 26, 2024. Ben Hamou is known for her dedication to social justice and housing policies, and in her new role, she will focus on local issues, using her expertise to help shape the city’s future.
What challenges will Nawal Ben Hamou address as Brussels’ new alderman?
As an alderman, Ben Hamou is expected to tackle key housing issues, such as affordability and availability, while promoting inclusivity in Brussels, one of Europe’s most diverse cities. Her role in tourism and events will also help keep Brussels a lively cultural center and a popular destination for international visitors. PS has confidence in her ability to address important challenges in the capital.
The General Assembly has confirmed new roles for city officials. Mayor Philippe Close will stay in his job, and Faouzia Hariche will take on the role of looking after Young Children. Anas Ben Abdelmoumen, a new member of the socialist party, will be in charge of Finance and Public Cleanliness. Anaïs Maes will keep her job overseeing Urban Development and Public Space, and she will also take care of Mobility and Dutch-language Education.
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2 responses to “Nawal Ben Hamou Named Brussels Alderman for Housing and Equal Opportunities”
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So, Nawal’s got the keys to housing, tourism, and an equal opportunities buffet—talk about a multi-tasking miracle! 🍽️ Let’s hope she’s got a plan beyond just giving everyone a “welcome to Brussels” sticker! 😄
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Oh great, just what Brussels needs—another politician with a fancy title to tackle housing and inclusivity! I guess we’ll be living in palaces while they sort out the minor details, eh? 🏰😏
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