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Written by Paperjam.lu Share Mireille Rahmé-Bley replaces Guill Kaempff at the head of the association of the capital's retail association. (Photo: Jan Hanrion/Maison Moderne) Guill Kaempff stepped down as president of the Union commerciale de la Ville de Luxembourg at its general meeting. After nine years as president of the City of Luxembourg’s retail association, (UCVL), Guill Kaempff is passing the torch to former vice-president Mireille Rahmé-Bley. She,was elected to the post at a general assembly. Kaempff will serve as the UCVL’s honorary president. The association’s board of directors is now composed of two vice-presidents: Malvina Gelezuinas and Dan Gantrel, secretary, Myriam Abid and treasurer, Donato Pascalicchio alongside also ten directors: Danièle Arend-Weber, Fabiana Bartolozzi, Fabienne Belnou, Nicolas Bonnefoy, Julien Dos Santos, Enza Fuzio, Maurice Groben, Philippe Huger, Alicia Kerber and Eric Santeramo.
Author: Tim Morizet (Radio), Monica Camposeo (Télé)|Update: 22.12.2020 09:56 Once again certain sectors will close down across Luxembourg, including schools, crèches and shops. On Monday afternoon the government announced shops, beauty salons, crèches and schools would be closed, with the new measures coming into force from 26 December. Reactions to the news have been mixed. Commerce Luxembourg City's Commercial Union president Guill Kaempff said the consequences of "lockdown 2.0" would be harmful to the sector, and added he did not think it was necessary at this stage, with under 500 daily new infections. He said this was the threshold previously given by the government to justify the closure of the Horesca sector, and criticised the fact that further closures were now taking place.