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Membres De La Commission Des Communautés Européennes/Commission Européenne Membres de la Commission des Communautés européennes/Commission européenne Légende: Tableau montrant la composition de la Commission des Communautés européennes depuis 1967. Source: CVCE. Copyright: (c) CVCE.EU by UNI.LU Tous droits de reproduction, de communication au public, d'adaptation, de distribution ou de rediffusion, via Internet, un réseau interne ou tout autre moyen, strictement réservés pour tous pays. Consultez l'avertissement juridique et les conditions d'utilisation du site. URL: http://www.cvce.eu/obj/membres_de_la_commission_des_communautes_europeenn es_commission_europeenne-fr-4a8cb398-8ae7-4eef-b1ab-520aa3c15f59.html Date de dernière mise à jour: 10/08/2016 1/25 Membres de la Commission des Communautés européennes / Commission européenne Du 6 juillet 1967 au 30 juin 1970 Du 6 juillet 1967 au 30 juin 1970 Jean REY Secrétariat général Belgique (Président) Service juridique Groupe du porte-parole Bureau de sécurité Sicco Leendert MANSHOLT Agriculture Pays-Bas (Vice-président) Lionello LEVI SANDRI Affaires sociales Italie (Vice-président) Personnel et administration Fritz HELLWIG Recherche générale et nucléaire et Allemagne (Vice-président) technologie Diffusion des connaissances Centre commun de recherche Raymond BARRE Affaires économiques et financières France (Vice-président) Office statistique Albert COPPÉ Budget commun Belgique Presse et information Prélèvement CECA Crédit et investissements Administration Hans VON DER GROEBEN Marché intérieur, commercial et fiscal Allemagne Rapprochement des législations Politique régionale Emmanuel SASSEN Concurrence Pays-Bas Henri ROCHEREAU Aide au développement France Guido COLONNA DI PALIANO Affaires industrielles Italie Victor BODSON Transports Luxembourg Edoardo GAETANO MARTINO Relations extérieures Italie Wilhelm HAFERKAMP Energie Allemagne 2/25 Agence d'approvisionnement Contrôle de sécurité Jean-François DENIAU Commerce extérieur France Contrôle financier 3/25 Du 1er juillet 1970 au 5 janvier 1973 Du 1er juillet 1970 au 5 janvier 1973 Franco Maria MALFATTI Secrétariat général Italie (Président, jusqu'au 21 mars 1972 - démission) Service juridique Groupe du porte-parole Bureau de sécurité Sicco Leendert MANSHOLT Agriculture Pays-Bas (Vice-président, Président à partir du 22 mars 1972 - nomination) Carlo SCARASCIA-MUGNOZZA (Vice- Agriculture Italie président à partir du 22 mars 1972 - nomination) Raymond BARRE Affaires économiques et financières France (Vice-président) Office statistique Wilhelm HAFERKAMP Marché intérieur et rapprochement des Allemagne (Vice-président) législations Energie Agence d'approvisionnement d'EURATOM Contrôle de sécurité d'EURATOM Albert BORSCHETTE Concurrence Luxembourg Politique régionale Presse et information Diffusion des connaissances Albert COPPÉ Affaires sociales Belgique Transports Crédit et investissements Personnel et administration Budget Contrôle financier Ralf DAHRENDORF Relations extérieures Allemagne Commerce extérieur Jean-François DENIAU Coordination des négociations France d'élargissement Aide au développement 4/25 Altiero SPINELLI Affaires industrielles Italie Recherche générale et technologie Centre commun de recherche 5/25 Du 6 janvier 1973 au 5 janvier 1977 Du 6 janvier 1973 au 5 janvier 1977 François-Xavier ORTOLI Secrétariat général France (Président) Service juridique Groupe du porte-parole Bureau de sécurité Wilhelm HAFERKAMP Affaires économiques et financières Allemagne (Vice-président) Crédit et investissements Carlo SCARASCIA-MUGNOZZA (Vice- Relations avec le Parlement européen (il suit Italie président) avec le Président les affaires parlementaires) Politique de l'environnement Protection des intérêts du consommateur Transports Presse et information Sir Christopher SOAMES (Vice-président) Relations extérieures Royaume-Uni Patrick John HILLERY Affaires sociales Irlande (Vice-président) Henri SIMONET Fiscalité Belgique (Vice-président) Institutions financières Energie et contrôle de sécurité d'EURATOM Agence d'approvisionnement d'EURATOM Altiero SPINELLI Politique industrielle et technologie Italie (jusqu'au 1er juillet 1976 - démission) Cesidio GUAZZARONI Affaires industrielles et technologiques, sauf Italie (à partir du 13 juillet 1976, successeur de l'acier Spinelli) Institutions financières et fiscalité Albert BORSCHETTE Concurrence Luxembourg (jusqu'au 8 décembre 1976 - décès) Personnel et administration Ralf DAHRENDORF Recherche, science et éducation Allemagne (jusqu'au 31 octobre 1974 - démission) Centre commun de recherche Office statistique 6/25 Information scientifique et technique Gestion de l'information Guido BRUNNER Recherche, science et éducation Allemagne (à partir du 11 novembre 1974, successeur de Dahrendorf) Centre commun de recherche Office statistique Information scientifique et technique Gestion de l'information Jean-François DENIAU Coordination des négociations France (jusqu'au 11 avril 1973 - démission) d'élargissement Politique de développement Budgets et contrôle financier Claude CHEYSSON Coordination des négociations France (à partir du 19 avril 1973, successeur de d'élargissement Deniau) Politique de développement Budgets et contrôle financier George THOMSON Politique régionale Royaume-Uni Petrus Josephus LARDINOIS Agriculture Pays-Bas Finn Olav GUNDELACH Marché intérieur Danemark Union douanière Claude CHEYSSON Politique de développement et coopération France Budgets et contrôle financier Raymond VOUEL Concurrence Luxembourg (à partir du 20 juillet 1976, successeur de Borschette) Personnel et administration 7/25 Du 6 janvier 1977 au 5 janvier 1981 Du 6 janvier 1977 au 5 janvier 1981 Roy JENKINS Secrétariat général Royaume-Uni (Président) Service juridique Groupe du porte-parole Bureau de sécurité Information François-Xavier ORTOLI Affaires économiques et financières France (Vice-président) Wilhelm HAFERKAMP Relations extérieures Allemagne (Vice-président) Finn Olav GUNDELACH Agriculture et pêche Danemark (Vice-président) Lorenzo NATALI Questions d'élargissement Italie (Vice-président) Service de l'environnement Questions de la sécurité nucléaire Contacts avec les gouvernements des Etats membres en vue de l'élection directe du Parlement européen Henk VREDELING Emploi Pays-Bas (Vice-président) Affaires sociales Conférence tripartite Claude CHEYSSON Développement France Guido BRUNNER Energie Allemagne (jusqu'au 4 novembre 1980 - démission) Recherche, science et éducation Agence d'approvisionnement d'EURATOM Information scientifique et technique et gestion de l'information Centre commun de recherche Raymond VOUEL Concurrence Luxembourg Antonio GIOLITTI Politiques régionales Italie Coordination des fonds communautaires 8/25 Richard BURKE Transports Irlande Protection des consommateurs Fiscalité Relations avec le Parlement européen Etienne DAVIGNON Marché intérieur et affaires industrielles Belgique Union douanière Christopher Samuel TUGENDHAT Budget Royaume-Uni 9/25 Du 6 janvier 1981 au 5 janvier 1985 Du 6 janvier 1981 au 5 janvier 1985 Gaston THORN Secrétariat général Luxembourg (Président) Service juridique Groupe du porte-parole Bureau de sécurité Secteur culturel François-Xavier ORTOLI (Vice-président) Affaires économiques et financières France Crédit et investissements Wilhelm HAFERKAMP Relations extérieures y compris le secteur Allemagne (Vice-président) nucléaire Lorenzo NATALI Politique globale méditerranéenne Italie (Vice-président) Elargissement Information Christopher Samuel TUGENDHAT (Vice- Budget et contrôle financier Royaume-Uni président) Institutions financières Fiscalité Finn Olaf GUNDELACH Agriculture et pêche Danemark (jusqu'au 13 janvier 1981 - décès) Etienne DAVIGNON Affaires industrielles Belgique Energie Agence d'approvisionnement d'EURATOM Recherche et science Centre commun de recherche Antonio GIOLITTI Politique régionale Italie Coordination des Fonds communautaires Michael O'KENNEDY Délégué du Président (pour le mandat du 30 Irlande (jusqu'au 3 mars 1982 - démission) mai 1980) Personnel et administration Office statistique Office des publications Richard BURKE Délégué du Président (mandat 30 mai 1980) Irlande (à partir du 1er avril 1982, successeur de O'Kennedy) 10/25 Personnel et administration Service commun interprétation - conférences Office statistique Office des publications Giorgios CONTOGEORGIS Transports Grèce Pêche Coordination des questions relatives au tourisme Karl-Heinz NARJES Marché intérieur Allemagne Innovation industrielle Service de l'union douanière Politique de l'environnement Protection des consommateurs Sécurité nucléaire Frans ANDRIESSEN Relations avec le Parlement européen Pays-Bas Concurrence Ivor Seward RICHARD Emploi et affaires sociales Royaume-Uni Conférence tripartite Education et formation professionnelle Poul DALSAGER Agriculture Danemark (à partir du 20 janvier 1981, successeur de Gundelach) Edgar PISANI Développement France (à partir du 26 mai 1981, successeur de Cheysson, jusqu'au 3 décembre 1984 - démission) 11/25 Du 6 janvier 1985 au 5 janvier 1989 Du 6 janvier 1985 au 5 janvier 1989 Jacques DELORS Secrétariat général France (Président) Service juridique Groupe du porte-parole Service commun interprétation - conférences Bureau de sécurité Affaires monétaires Coordination des Fonds structurels Lorenzo NATALI Coopération et développement Italie (Vice-président) Elargissement Karl-Heinz NARJES Affaires industrielles Allemagne (Vice-président) Technologies de l'information Recherche et science Centre commun de recherche Frans ANDRIESSEN Agriculture Pays-Bas (Vice-président) Pêche Henning CHRISTOPHERSEN (Vice- Budget Danemark
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