2005 in Belgium
This article details events from the year 2005 in Belgium. Major events include the holding of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest in Belgium, and the appointment of Belgium's first female rabbi.
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Incumbents
Events
- 15 May – Club Brugge win the Belgian Pro League.
- 1 June – Marcel Smets becomes the 2nd Vlaams Bouwmeester succeeding Bob van Reeth.
- 6 July – The Flemish parliament approves a municipality decree, redefining the role and powers of local governments.
- 11 September – Belgium gets its first female rabbi: Floriane Chinsky accepts her appointment in the new synagogue of Vorst.
- 28 September – Kenyan Samson Kosgei wins the Brussels Marathon in a time of 2:12.01.
- 11 October – The Verhofstadt II Government proposes the Generatiepact to parliament.
- 26 November – The third Junior Eurovision Song Contest is held in Hasselt
Publications
- Sabine Dardenne, I Choose to Live (London, Virago Press)
Births
- 4 October – Prince Emmanuel of Belgium
- 13 December
Deaths
- 24 March – René Derolez (born 1921), philologist
- 15 August – Adriaan Pattin (born 1914), historian of medieval philosophy
See also
References
- "Albert II, king of Belgium". Encyclopedia Britannica. Retrieved 28 March 2019.
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