Belgium’s federal government has approved a series of measures, including a ban on importing goods from the occupied Palestinian territories. The decision was announced as part of a policy framework agreed upon last year in response to Israel’s military actions in Gaza. The government stated that the move aims to restrict trade involving products originating from those territories.

According to Belgian news agency Belga, the specific procedures and regulations for implementing the ban are still under development. The government has not yet finalized how the restrictions will be enforced. Official sources indicated that the measure is intended to limit commercial exchanges linked to the occupied areas.

The decision reflects Belgium’s continuation of its previously established stance regarding the Gaza conflict, though the timeline for full implementation remains uncertain.