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Luxembourg is an independent country. No country would want to give up its independence and join Another Country. So Luxembourg would not want to become part of Belgium or any other country.
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Is Luxembourg a part of Belgium?
No. Belgium and Luxembourg are separate countries.
What nations are part of Benelux?
belgium, Netherlands and Luxembourg
What countries are part of Benelux?
Benelux consists of Belgium, The Netherlands and Luxembourg
Is Luxembourg part of the Netherlands?
No, Luxembourg ans Switzerland are two separate independent countries. Luxembourg sits between France, Belgium, Holland and Germany. It is a tiny country but known for its financial centers.
Where is Bure located in Europe?
Bure is a small town located in the Belgium province of Luxembourg. It is located in the southeastern part of Belgium in the Walloon region of the country.
How many countries speak French as the official language in Europe?
France, Belgium, Luxembourg and a part of Switzerland.
Is Luxembourg part of Europe?
Yes. It is a country located South of Belgium, West of Germany, and East of France.
What is 1839 treaty of London and Belgium?
The Treaty said that Belgium was its own country, Belgium would be neutral and the European Powers that signed the Treaty would protect Belgium if is was attacked, It also confirmed the independence of the German speaking part of Luxembourg.
Where is the Semois river in Belgium?
The Semois is in the South-East of Belgium, in the Ardennes (area with woods and small hills). Most part of the Semois is in the province Luxembourg and partly in the province Namur. A part goes also through France.
What were the 4 countries Hitler took over by 1939?
Netherlands, Belgium, luxemburg and Denmark Netherlands, Belgium, luxemburg and Denmark
Is holland landlocked?
Of the three countries which make up the Benelux, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg, only Luxembourg is landlocked (by Belgium, France and Germany).
What is the former cunnency of Luxembourg?
Luxembourg is an independent nation that is part of the Belux union. This union is a mini economic union that amongst other things provides that Belgium and Luxembourg would share the same currency. Hence the former currency of Luxembourg is the Luxembourg Franc (LUF) which was at parity with the Belgian Franc (BEF) until the Euro (EUR) was introduced.
