Question

why belgium is consider as a good example of power sharing​

Answer 1

♥ In Belgium , different social groups such as religious groups and linguistic groups shares power .

♥ There is equal number of Dutch and French ministers who are speaking their language in central government and there is no one sided decision can make by single community .

Thus Belgium is considered as a good example of power sharing .

Answer 2

Belgium, a small EU nation, has a populace that speaks "Dutch, French and German". Whereas 59 per cent  of the nation's total populace lives in the Flemish region speaking Dutch, the remaining 40 per cent live in the Wallonia region, speaking Frenceh. Around 80 per cent of the people speak French in Brussels, Belgium's capital, whereas the remainder  20  per cent speak Dutch. Despite these diffrences the people of different regions are represented equally  and have equal power sharing and representation

Explanation:

• The Constitution states that in the Central Government there should be equivalent numbers of "Dutch & French-speaking ministers". Such special law needs the approval of the majority of members of each language community. No group will therefore arbitrarily take decisions.
• The State govts of the two regions of the nation were given various powers to the central govt. The policies of the states are not subordinate to the central govt..
• Brussels has a separate govt &has equal representation for both communities. The French citizens in Brussels supported proportional representation since the "Dutch-speaking population" committed to  equal & fair representation in the Central Govt.'
• There is a 3rd of govt- "Community Government" that  is elected by people who belong to "one language community" (may be French, German, & French) & has the power regarding language, cultural, & educational  related issues.

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