Belgium Government

Belgium has a federal government, which means power is shared between the national government and regional governments: Flanders, Wallonia, and Brussels. The national government is led by a Prime Minister and consists of a parliament with two chambers. Belgium is known for its complex political structure, reflecting its diverse population, which includes Dutch, French, and German speakers. There are multiple political parties representing different communities and regional interests. This complexity aims to ensure representation and governance for the various linguistic and cultural groups within the country.