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Flanders is the autonomous northern region of Belgium with Brussels as its capital.

With the ports of Antwerp-Bruges and Ghent, Flanders has enormous economic assets. It is the gateway to Europe, with 2% of world trade coming to or passing through Flanders, making it 16th on the world ranking.

For many centuries, Flanders has been at the crossroads of European development, with scientists, cultural masters, entrepreneurs and politicians shaping the future of our continent, combining revolutionary techniques with state-of-the-art talent and know-how.

Today, in the same spirit of combining innovative know-how with natural talent and craftsmanship, we continue to shape our region within a modern and dynamic Europe.

Moreover, the government of Flanders has the ambition to assume a leading position among the best performing European regions.

Enhancing the international interaction with emerging as well as mature markets is one of the cornerstones of this ambitious plan.

Via its elaborated network abroad of investment and trade promotion offices, the government of Flanders seeks and showcases business opportunities in a great variety of sectors.

The Cabinet of Minister Borsus is in charge of the economic and industrial development of Wallonia, research and innovation, the digitalisation of the economy and foreign trade. The Government's strategy in these matters is set out in an ambitious Recovery Plan for Wallonia that is currently being implemented. 

Wallonia is located at the heart of Europe, at the crossroads of major road, river, rail and air routes. The Region has a highly qualified workforce and a vast territory for the development of new economic activities. The Cabinet of Minister Borsus uses the Wallonia Export-Investment Agency (AWEX) to promote exports and attract foreign investment.