Why are Belgian elections important for businesses?

In 2024, Belgium will be at a pivotal moment, the outcome of which will reshape the political landscape for the years to come.

On 9 June, Belgian citizens will participate in three elections casting their ballots for the federal, regional and EU levels. These elections will decide the formation of the new governments and their priorities and agendas.

The local elections scheduled for 13 October will exert a significant influence on the formation of both regional and federal governments.

Are you a Belgian or Belgium-based company? Remain well-informed about the political developments in Belgium and hold the tools to strategically position your organisation vis-à-vis the new political landscape in order to remain competitive in your market. Here is where Publyon’s Belgian elections services can support you.

We guide you every step of the way

Belgium’s complex governmental system can be hard to navigate. You can rely on Publyon’s Belgian election services to guide you through this political web.

By staying ahead of the curve and anticipating potential opportunities and risks, you can actively shape policies that will impact your strategy and operations and align them with your business goals.

Our Belgian elections services

Belgium’s Parliament

Pre-elections monitoring services:

• Regular updates on political parties’ programmes, priorities, candidates for top jobs and forecasts in the round-up for the elections;
• Projections of how the seats will turn out in the six Belgian parliaments, monitoring of candidates and updates on whether existing members of parliament would run again;
• Behind-the-scenes intelligence on the impact of the new institutions on the policy agenda.

Post-elections monitoring services:

• Regular updates on the major highlights of the composition of the new Belgian parliaments and mapping of key parliamentarians who will shape future policy, setup and priorities of the new committees;
• Behind-the-scenes intelligence on the impact of the elections and the new members of parliament on the policy agenda.

Belgium’s Governments

Early monitoring services:

• Regular updates on the expected priorities of the new governments in key policy areas;
• Projections of party candidates for ministerial positions;
• Analysis of the handover activities of all Belgian governments.

Insight of the New Governments:

• Regular updates on the governments, highlights and mapping of key stakeholders (cabinet members), setup and priorities of the new governments and the impact on your business;
• Behind-the-scenes intelligence on the new set of priorities.

We also provide in-house trainings

We provide in-house training tailored to organisations and businesses interested in gaining further insights into the challenges and opportunities arising from the Belgian elections, specifically relevant to their operations.

Reach out for more information.

Looking at the new political playing field in Belgium’s different governments and parliaments, Publyon’s Belgian Elections Impact Scan identifies the impact of key policy areas on your business operations.

By understanding the outcome of the elections and subsequent new priorities, you will obtain the tools to have a better overview of the different political agendas and finetune your business strategy accordingly.

How can you benefit from our Impact Scan? It provides you with:

• A comprehensive and in-depth overview of the new setup and policy priorities of Belgium’s governments and parliaments;
• Analysis of the new political playing field and intelligence on the impact on your business, with a key focus on relevant policy areas (e.g. digital, sustainability, energy, transport);
• Strategic recommendations on how to adapt your business strategy in line with the new political (and regulatory) landscape.

A targeted work visit allows you to discuss your position on relevant policy topics directly with key stakeholders and build trustworthy relationships.

At Publyon EU, we connect you with newly elected members of parliament, cabinet members and other influential stakeholders (public administration, civil society, academics…).