Cécile Jodogne (born 1 April 1964) is a Belgian politician. In July 2014, she was appointed State Secretary of the Brussels-Capital Region, in charge of Foreign Trade, Firefighting and Emergency Medical Assistance. She is also minister and member of the board of the French Community Commission (COCOF), in charge of Civil Service and Health Policy.[1]
Jodogne was born in Louvain (Leuven) and has a degree in geography and economics (UCL). After graduation, she worked in education (university and secondary school). She then specialized in urban studies and mobility. Her political involvement began early. She became a member of the FDF (Fédéralistes Démocrates Francophones) in 1985. In the early 1990s, she became consultant for the Office of the Secretary of State for Monuments and Sites, where she was responsible for monitoring urban plans, various publications on Brussels heritage and cultural and sports policies of the COCOF. She then became Head of Office of the Deputy mayor of Schaerbeek Bernard Clerfayt, before being elected municipal councilor in Schaerbeek. At the next election, in 2006, she was appointed Deputy mayor for Urbanism, Environment, Urban Renewal, Heritage and Tourism. In 2008, she took on, in addition to this mandate, the role of acting mayor, replacing Bernard Clerfayt who was then appointed Federal Secretary of State.[2]
In 2014, Cécile Jodogne became Secretary of State for the Brussels Region and Minister of COCOF. Despite her new role, she continues to closely monitor her municipality since she remains communal advisor in Schaerbeek. Next to her political responsibilities, she is also active in the sector of urbanism and architecture. She presides of RenovaS, an association supporting urban renewal, and the association Autrique House.
Political mandatesedit
2000–present: Municipal councilor in Schaerbeek
2006–present: Deputy mayor Schaerbeek
2008–2011: acting mayor of Schaerbeek.
2009–2014: Member of the Parliament of the Brussels Capital-Region
2014–present: State Secretary of the Brussels-Capital Region, in charge of Foreign Trade and Firefighting and Emergency Medical Assistance. Minister of the French Community Commission (COCOF), in charge of Civil Service and Health Policy.
Referencesedit
^Meulders, Raphaël (September 11, 2014). "Cécile Jodogne: "Bruxelles doit plus s'affirmer à l'étranger"". Retrieved January 22, 2015.
^Robert, F. (March 22, 2008). "Cécile Jodogne, l'urbaine". Le Soir.
March 14, 2024
cécile, jodogne, born, april, 1964, belgian, politician, july, 2014, appointed, state, secretary, brussels, capital, region, charge, foreign, trade, firefighting, emergency, medical, assistance, also, minister, member, board, french, community, commission, coc. Cecile Jodogne born 1 April 1964 is a Belgian politician In July 2014 she was appointed State Secretary of the Brussels Capital Region in charge of Foreign Trade Firefighting and Emergency Medical Assistance She is also minister and member of the board of the French Community Commission COCOF in charge of Civil Service and Health Policy 1 Cecile JodogneBrussels GovernmentPersonal detailsBorn 1964 04 01 1 April 1964 age 59 LeuvenNationalityBelgianPolitical partyFDFOccupationPoliticianJodogne was born in Louvain Leuven and has a degree in geography and economics UCL After graduation she worked in education university and secondary school She then specialized in urban studies and mobility Her political involvement began early She became a member of the FDF Federalistes Democrates Francophones in 1985 In the early 1990s she became consultant for the Office of the Secretary of State for Monuments and Sites where she was responsible for monitoring urban plans various publications on Brussels heritage and cultural and sports policies of the COCOF She then became Head of Office of the Deputy mayor of Schaerbeek Bernard Clerfayt before being elected municipal councilor in Schaerbeek At the next election in 2006 she was appointed Deputy mayor for Urbanism Environment Urban Renewal Heritage and Tourism In 2008 she took on in addition to this mandate the role of acting mayor replacing Bernard Clerfayt who was then appointed Federal Secretary of State 2 In 2014 Cecile Jodogne became Secretary of State for the Brussels Region and Minister of COCOF Despite her new role she continues to closely monitor her municipality since she remains communal advisor in Schaerbeek Next to her political responsibilities she is also active in the sector of urbanism and architecture She presides of RenovaS an association supporting urban renewal and the association Autrique House Political mandates edit2000 present Municipal councilor in Schaerbeek 2006 present Deputy mayor Schaerbeek 2008 2011 acting mayor of Schaerbeek 2009 2014 Member of the Parliament of the Brussels Capital Region 2014 present State Secretary of the Brussels Capital Region in charge of Foreign Trade and Firefighting and Emergency Medical Assistance Minister of the French Community Commission COCOF in charge of Civil Service and Health Policy References edit Meulders Raphael September 11 2014 Cecile Jodogne Bruxelles doit plus s affirmer a l etranger Retrieved January 22 2015 Robert F March 22 2008 Cecile Jodogne l urbaine Le Soir Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Cecile Jodogne amp oldid 1123618380, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
