Round Table Belgium

Status Active, Full Member
Chartered 1950
Alias Ronde Tafel België, Table Ronde Belgique, Runder Tisch Belgien
RTI Acronym RTBE
RTI Region CEE
Mother Association RTNL
Website Official Page🔗

Belgium, a nation at the heart of Europe with a rich blend of cultures and deep historical roots, is home to one of the most vibrant Round Table associations. Round Table Belgium (RT Belgium) has long been a key player within Round Table International, distinguished by its strong sense of fellowship, structured organization, and commitment to impactful service projects. It has been crucial in the early expansion of the Round Table movement and is credited with chartering several associations and clubs worldwide.

RT Belgium operates with a well-balanced blend of tradition and modernity, fostering both local and international engagement. The association is known for its dynamic network of Tables, each deeply involved in community service, professional networking, and leadership development. Additionally, RT Belgium has earned a reputation for hosting highly regarded international events, drawing Tablers from across Europe and beyond.

RT Belgium operates with a multilingual structure, with official languages including Dutch, French, and German. Far from being a hindrance, this linguistic diversity inspires different perspectives and ideas, enriching discussions and strengthening the association’s collaborative spirit.

With a passionate membership dedicated to friendship, service, and self-improvement, Round Table Belgium thrives, reinforcing its position as a leading force in the global Round Table movement.

Tables and Zones

RT Belgium Zone 1 logoRT Belgium Zone 1RT Belgium Zone 2 logoRT Belgium Zone 2RT Belgium Zone 3 logoRT Belgium Zone 3RT Belgium Zone 4 logoRT Belgium Zone 4RT Belgium Zone 5 logoRT Belgium Zone 5

Tables Closed

RT Belgium Closed Tables

Initiatives & Projects

Golden Fleece
Sandwich Project
Peyresq Project
4C1V (4 Clubs 1 Vision
Christmas In a Box

Honorary Members

List of International Personalities – Belgium

The following individuals have been recognised as Honorary Members of Round Table Belgium in tribute to their exceptional service, leadership, and lifelong dedication to the Tabler spirit. Their contributions have left a lasting legacy within the organisation.
  •  De Backer Leo †
  •  Heinz Walter †
  •  Hottlet Paul †
  •  Jacques Moiny
  •  Mourue Claude
  •  Roelants Jules
  •  Tavernier Yves
  •  Van Riel David †
  •  Velter Jan
  • Verbrugghe André
  • Wardavoir Marcel †
  • Wolf Jacques †
  • Wuilbaut Jean †


International Personalities

List of International Personalities – Belgium
    • 1947–1949 – Jacques Gilles (Bruxelles 1) – Founder of RT Bruxelles 1 & RTB
    • 1951–1952 – Jacques Gilles – RTI Delegate
    • 1952–1953 – Jacques Gilles – RTI Vice President
    • 1953–1954 – Jacques Gilles – RTI Vice President
    • 1954–1955 – Jacques Gilles – President RTB
    • 1954–1955 – Walter Heinz (Antwerp 2) – RTI President
    • 1955–1956 – Walter Heinz – RTI President
    • 1956–1957 – Walter Heinz – WOCO President
    • 1957–1958 – Walter Heinz – WOCO President
    • 1956–1957 – Jacques Moiny (Mons 6) – RTI Editor
    • 1957–1958 – Jacques Moiny (Mons 6) – RTI Editor
    • 1957–1958 – Jacques Moiny (Mons 6) RTI Editor
    • 1959–1960 – Jacques Moiny (Mons 6) – RTI Treasurer
    • 1960–1961 – Jacques Moiny (Mons 6) – RTI Treasurer
    • 1961–1963 – Jacques Moiny – RTB Representative at RTI
    • 1970–1971 – Jacques Wolf (Bruxelles 1) – WOCO Extension Officer
    • 1972–1973 – Jacques Wolf – WOCO President
    • 1973–1974 – David Van Riel (Antwerp 67) – WOCO Forum Committee
    • 1974–1975 – David Van Riel – WOCO Editor
    • 1976–1978 – David Van Riel – WOCO Forum Committee
    • 1977–1978 – André Verbrugghen (Kortrijk 24) – WOCO International Extension Officer
    • 1979–1980 – David Van Riel (Antwerp 67) – WOCO Vice President
    • 1980–1981 – David Van Riel – WOCO President
  • 2003–2004 – Luc Trigaux – EMA Chairman
    • 2014–2017 – Yann Tavernier (Ghent Int 100) – WOCO Representative
    • 2016–2017 – Yann Tavernier – RTI Vice President
    • 2017–2018 – Yann Tavernier – RTI President
    • 2017–2019 – Mirko Cudrig (Mons 6)  – RTI IT Manager
    • 2018–2019 – Fabrice Stevens (Liège 97) – CEE Regional Chairman
    • 2023–2024 – Michael D’Aubrey (Lanaken 111) – CEE Regional Chairman
    • 2024–2025 – Alistair De Neve (Mons 6) – Social Media Manager