Prince Gabriel Will Be Able to Lead a Military Career
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The government has approved a provision allowing members of the royal family, who do not receive public funding, to join the armed forces. ...
Members of the royal family who do not receive an allowance will soon be allowed to take on a paid job in the army. The Council of Ministers has approved a preliminary draft by Minister of Defence Theo Francken (N-VA) for this purpose. The bill opens the door to a military career for Prince Gabriel (22), who is currently in his final master's year at the Royal Military School (KMS).
Change marks a historic turn in the functioning of the monarchy and redefines the role of the new royal generations
BELGA - JONAS ROOSENS The Council of Ministers approved on Friday a preliminary draft law modifying the statutory framework of the Belgian army. Led by Defence Minister Theo Francken (N-VA), this reform will now allow members of the royal family who do not receive an endowment to pursue a career in the Armed Forces. Until now, Belgian princes and princesses could not perform a paid function in Defense, even after receiving military training.A re…
14:33 Minister of Defence Theo Francken (N-VA) paves the way for Prince Gabriel (22) to become a professional soldier. He is the first prince of the new generation who has to work for his money...
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