Focus nr. 21: Chinezen, Indiërs en Japanners in Brussel

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Posted on 7 December 2017

 


 

In 2016 vormen de Turken en de Syriërs de twee belangrijkste nationaliteitengroepen in het Brussels Hoofdstedelijk Gewest. Daarna komen Indië, China en Japan op de respectievelijke derde, vierde en vijfde plaats van de meest vertegenwoordigde Aziatische nationaliteiten in België. Maar wie zijn deze Indiërs, Chinezen en Japanners die in Brussel wonen? En welke wijken dragen hun voorkeur weg?

Om meer te weten over deze Aziatische aanwezigheid in Brussel, kan u de Focus van het BISA, nr. 21 lezen, die het demografische profiel van deze inwoners en de verdeling ervan over het Brusselse grondgebied analyseert.

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