van BAALEN Johannes Cornelis
Strasbourg
European Parliament
Building: Winston Churchill
Office: M02087
1, avenue du Président
Robert Schuman CS 91024
F-67070 Strasbourg
Tel: +33 (0)3 88 1 75615
Fax: +33 (0)3 88 1 79615
Brussels
European Parliament
Building: Altiero Spinelli
Office: 10G306
60, rue Wiertz
Wiertzstraat 60
B-1047 Bruxelles
Tel: +32 (0)2 28 45615
Fax: +32 (0)2 28 49615
Parliamentary Activities
- European Parliament (Member)
- Conference of Delegation Chairs (Member)
Delegations
- United States (Member)
- Japan (Chair)
- Afghanistan (Member)
Committees
- Foreign Affairs (Member)
- Security and Defence (Coordinator, Member)
- Industry, Research and Energy (Substitute)
Group Responsibility
- ALDE Bureau (Member)
Curriculum Vitae
Higher degree in Netherlands law (1986). Higher degree in political studies (international law) (1988). Reserve colonel (Royal Army) (2008).
Officer, Civil-Military Cooperation (CIMIC), Royal Army (1986-1988); Consultant and Director, Public Affairs, Deloitte (1988-1998); self-employed management consultant (1998-1999).
International Secretary in the VVD executive (1993-1998); national campaign manager, Second Chamber elections VVD (1997-1998); national campaign manager, Second Chamber elections VVD (2002-2003); member of party council, European Liberal Democrat and Reform Party (ELDR) (1993-); executive member, Liberal International (LI), from 2009 President (1993-).
Executive member, Netherlands group of Liberal International (LIGN) (1990-present), LIGN Chair from 1997.
Member of Second Chamber of the States-General for the VVD; Chair, Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs; Chair, Standing Committee on Defence; rapporteur, parliamentary affairs, European decision-making; Chair, working party on parliamentary aspects of military service (1999-2009).
Member of European Convention for the Second Chamber (2002); Member, Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (2003-2004); member of COSAC (2003-2006).
Member, NATO Parliamentary Assembly (1999-2007).
Service as reserve officer in Bosnia (2002).



















