Belgium–Taiwan relations are the bilateral relations between Belgium (formally the Kingdom of Belgium) and Taiwan (formally the Republic of China).
History In 2020, Belgium's Chamber of Representatives passed a resolution of support for Taiwan. In 2021, the Flemish Parliament did the same passing a resolution in support of Taiwan with 117 votes in favor, no votes in opposition, and four abstentions.
In 2024, former Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen visited Belgium.
In 2025, the Belgian Chamber of Representatives passed a resolution which criticized China's conduct in the Taiwan Strait and voiced support for Taiwan in the face of growing pressure from China. China had previously warned the Belgian parliament against adopting this measure.
Commercial relations Flemish wind power companies Jan De Nul and DEME are involved in offshore wind farm development in Taiwan.
In 2025, Matthieu Branders, Belgium's representative in Taiwan, noted that cooperation in the semiconductor sector between the National Science and Technology Council (Taiwan) and Belgium's Interuniversity Microelectronics Centre was the cornerstone of the relationship between the two countries.
Representative offices
Taipei Representative Office in Brussels
See also Foreign relations of Belgium Foreign relations of Taiwan T75 light machine gun FN MAG
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