Understanding Belgium The recognition of the German-speaking part of the country as a linguistic area and autonomous community is a logical consequence of the overall development of Belgium from a unitary state to a federal state. Without a solution model for the Flemish-Walloon conflict, which repeatedly threatened Belgium's political cohesion and led to the transformation of the country, the pronounced autonomy of the German-speaking Community would have been unlikely. Zurück Drucken Teilen
Understanding Belgium The recognition of the German-speaking part of the country as a linguistic area and autonomous community is a logical consequence of the overall development of Belgium from a unitary state to a federal state. Without a solution model for the Flemish-Walloon conflict, which repeatedly threatened Belgium's political cohesion and led to the transformation of the country, the pronounced autonomy of the German-speaking Community would have been unlikely.
Visit the parliament Visitors are always welcomed at the Parliament of the German-speaking Community! From the identity of the German-speaking Belgians to the workings of the Parliament, you will learn a lot about East Belgium. Learn more
History of the parliament The Parliament of the German-speaking Community has become a key player in regional politics since its inception and plays a decisive role in the development of the autonomy of the German-speaking part of Belgium. Learn more