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The construction sector in Belgium is expected to contribute to GDP growth in 2025

The construction sector in Belgium is expected to contribute to GDP growth in 2025

We expect the construction sector to stabilise and contribute to GDP growth

THINK Belgium

Philippe Ledent

Philippe Ledent

Senior Economist, Belgium, Luxembourg

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