Belgium’s landscape consists of seacoast which spreads over 67 kilometers. It’s a country with 10 million inhabitants. The 3 major regions in Belgium are Brussels in the centre, Wallonia lying in the southern half and Flanders lying in the northern half Brussels also happens to be the capital of the EU.

The different regions in Belgium have different languages. Wallonia lying in the south speak French, Flanders in the north speak Dutch (Flemish). The language in Brussels is Bilingual. A small segment of people in eastern Wallonia also speak German.

Belgium is one of the most important countries in Europe. It is a hub for trade and commerce The Belgian economy depends upon their exports and imports. The main exports in Belgium are finished diamonds, petroleum products, food products, textiles and iron and steel. Its imports include machinery chemicals, food products. In the European continent, Belgium was the first country to undergo the industrial revolution way back in the 1800s. The Belgian franc was replaced by the euro in 2002. By the year 2004, the number of national citizens was nearly 92 percent. There has been a rapid expansion in trade policies.