Lydia Klinkenberg

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Lydia Klinkenberg
Lydia Klinkenberg in 2023.
Born	1981 (age 42–43)
Nationality	Belgian
Occupation	Politician
Years active	2009 - present

Lydia Klinkenberg (born 3 October 1981) is a Belgian politician, currently serving as Minister of Education and Scientific Research of the Government of the German-speaking Community.^[1] She is a member of the ProDG party.

She was first elected to the Parliament of the German-speaking Community in 2009.^[2][3]

In October 2020, she was named Minister of Education for the German-speaking community in Belgium.^[4] In March 2021, she gathered with the Flemish and Wallonian education ministers to call on the federal government to make teachers a priority in COVID-19 vaccination targets.^[5]

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