Australia–Belgium relations
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Australia–Belgium relations are the bilateral relations between Australia and Belgium. Diplomatic relations were established on 10 October 1947.[1] There are a number of Australian cemeteries and war memorials (partially) dedicated to Australian soldiers in the Belgian province of West Flanders, being one of the reasons why many Australians still visit Belgium today. Over 2 dozen Australia–Belgium bilateral treaties cover extradition, trade, taxation, and social security.
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[edit]- ^ Belgisch staatsblad Issues 305-334 (in French and Dutch). 1947. 6 January 2024. p. 11039.
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