Martens V government

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The Martens V government was the federal government of Belgium from December 17, 1981 to November 28, 1985 . Represented in the government were the Flemish (CVP) and Francophone Christian Democrats (PSC) and the Liberal Flemish (PVV) and Francophone Party (PRL) .

The government succeeded M. Eysken's government after the parliamentary elections in Belgium in 1981 . It was replaced by the Martens VI government after the parliamentary elections in Belgium in 1985 .

Ministers and State Secretaries

The government consisted of 15 ministers and 10 state secretaries. The distribution between the parties was: CVP (8), PVV (6), PRL (6) and PSC (5).

minister Surname Political party
prime minister Wilfried Martens CVP
Vice Prime Minister, Justice and Institutional Reforms Jean Gol PRL
Vice Prime Minister, Finance and Foreign Trade Willy De Clercq PVV
Vice Prime Minister, Home Affairs and Public Service Charles-Ferdinand Nothomb PSC
Foreign Affairs Leo Tindemans CVP
economy Mark Eyskens CVP
Public Works Louis Olivier PRL
Communication and Post, Telephone and Telegraph (PTT) Herman De Croo PVV
job Michel Hansenne PSC
education Daniël Coens CVP
Household, Science and Planning Philippe Maystadt PSC
Brussels region and the middle class Albert Demuyter PRL
National defense Alfred Vreven PVV
education Michel Tromont PRL
Social and institutional reforms Jean-Luc Dehaene CVP
State Secretaries Surname Political party
Foreign trade André Kempinaire PVV
energy Etienne Knoops PRL
Brussels region Cécile Goor-Eyben PSC
pensions Pierre Mainil PSC
Public service Louis Waltniel PVV
PTT Paula D'Hondt CVP
European affairs and agriculture Paul De Keersmaecker CVP
Social Firmin Aerts CVP
Development cooperation Jacqueline Mayence-Goossens PRL
Brussels region Annemie Neyts PVV

activities

The best-known measures of the Mertens V government were: