Press release from the Belgian Debt Agency

The Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium (CCB) marks its 10th anniversary this year, a decade that saw Belgium evolve from fragmented beginnings into one of Europe’s most cyber-resilient countries.

On International Human Rights Day, Foreign Affairs emphasises its ongoing commitment to the protection and promotion of human rights. Human rights remain a core priority of Belgian foreign policy. This message comes at a symbolic moment: Belgium's mandate in the UN Human Rights Council has just come to an end.

The Belgian Debt Agency informs that it has accepted bids of Treasury certificates for a total amount of EUR 3.200 billion, distributed into the following lines :

Today, the Belgian Debt Agency published its Funding plan for 2026.

Screens and social media are now an integral part of children's and young people's lives. In certain cases, their use can be harmful to their physical and mental health. The Superior Health Council is therefore proposing new age sensitive recommendations to reduce the risks while retaining the potential benefits when growing up in a digital world.

The Belgian Debt Agency informs that it has accepted bids of Treasury certificates for a total amount of EUR 3.009 billion, distributed into the following lines :

On Friday 28 November 2025, Enabel and VIVES University of Applied Sciences entered into a partnership to strengthen education and health care in Ukraine and East Africa. The partnership builds on the framework cooperation agreement signed earlier this year and heralds a new chapter in Belgium's contribution to international solidarity and reconstruction.

On Friday 28 November, Belgium officially submitted its candidacy to host the Secretariat of the new BBNJ Agreement (Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction) in Brussels. With this candidacy, Belgium is making a tangible contribution to the protection and conservation of marine biodiversity in the ocean.