Hey mansi !!

here is your answer!!!

→situation in srilanka

in srilanka the sinhala - speaking people 76 percent of population , as like the Tamil speakers are only 16 percent.

in the srilanka sinhala community rich and powerful and also more constitutional rights.as like in Tamil are deprived in social , economical , here like majority dominated minority.

→situation in Belgium

in Belgium 59 % people speak Dutch language and another remaining % people speak French are form minority.

But here minority French speaking people are king and more powerful.and majority people are poor and not powerful.

in both countries we consider in one country majority dominated minority.and in one country minority dominated majority.

HoPe tHiS hELps uH....!!

• Economic model: Sri Lanka has a mixed economic model, where both the private and public sectors play a significant role in the economy. Belgium also has a mixed economic model, where the government plays a significant role in the economy. However, Belgium has a higher GDP per capita than Sri Lanka.


• Political model: Sri Lanka has a presidential system of government, where the president is both the head of state and head of government. Belgium, on the other hand, has a parliamentary system of government, where the prime minister is the head of government and the king is the head of state.


• Social model: Sri Lanka has a social welfare system that provides free education and healthcare to its citizens. Belgium also has a social welfare system, but it is more comprehensive and includes a wider range of benefits such as unemployment benefits, disability benefits, and family benefits.


• Environmental model: Sri Lanka has a relatively high level of environmental degradation, with deforestation, soil erosion, and water pollution being major issues. Belgium, on the other hand, has made significant progress in environmental protection and has implemented policies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.


• Cultural model: Sri Lanka has a diverse cultural heritage, with influences from Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, and Christianity. Belgium also has a diverse cultural heritage, with influences from French, Dutch, and German cultures.

In summary, Sri Lanka and Belgium have different economic, political, social, environmental, and cultural models. While Sri Lanka has made progress in providing free education and healthcare to its citizens, it still faces significant environmental challenges. Belgium, on the other hand, has made significant progress in environmental protection and has a more comprehensive social welfare system.