Bernard Quintin
Bernard Quintin is the Belgian Minister of the Interior, actively involved in addressing the rising violence in Brussels related to drug trafficking. He has promised a 'zero tolerance' policy and increased police presence in the city amid a surge of violent incidents.
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Monaco:
Bernard Quintin is the Belgian Minister of the Interior who expressed condolences for the police officer who lost his life.
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Luxembourg:
Bernard Quintin is the Belgian Minister for Security and Internal Affairs who confirmed there would be no border controls between Belgium and Luxembourg.
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Luxembourg:
Bernard Quintin is the Belgian Interior Minister who announced the border control measures.
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Sweden:
Bernard Quintin is the interior minister who suggested allowing the police to get help from the military.
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Croatia:
Belgian Minister of Security and Internal Affairs, Bernard Quintin, announced a fight against violence and drugs in Brussels.
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Morocco:
Bernard Quintin emphasized the Moroccan autonomy initiative as a serious and credible effort by Morocco.
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Slovakia:
Minister Bernard Quintin described the attacks as 'unacceptable' and criticized the availability of ketamine in the country.
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France:
Bernard Quintin is the Belgian Minister of the Interior who condemned the unacceptable acts.
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United Kingdom:
Belgium’s interior minister, Bernard Quintin, denounced the alleged attacks as 'unacceptable' and criticized the accessibility of ketamine.
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Germany:
Bernard Quintin is the Interior Minister who called for a crisis meeting to address the security issues.
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