Steven De Vuyst

Belgian politician and local leader

Steven De Vuyst - Belgian politician and local leader
Born

April 13th, 1987
38 years ago

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Belgium

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Born in Belgium, served as a local politician with a focus on community development and public service. Played a significant role in advancing local governance and civic engagement initiatives. Actively participated in various political discussions and contributed to legislative processes at the municipal level.

Served as a local council member in Sint-Niklaas

Advocated for community-driven projects

Engaged in youth programs and local initiatives

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