A new Francophone and populist party, called "TRUMP", has been founded in Belgium.

The TRUMP party, an acronym for 'Tous Réunis pour l’Union des Mouvements Populistes', was recently launched in Belgium by Salvatore Nicotra, former leader of the Belgian National Front. Nicotra described Donald Trump as 'the supreme symbol of populism', stating that he embodies the values of the party. TRUMP is the successor to the Walloon far-right parties Chez Nous and the Belgian National Front, but, unlike Vlaams Belang, it does not promote separatism.

The party aims to run in the federal and European Parliament elections in 2029, having a right-wing populist orientation with a social inclination. The founders, all former members of the National Front, also include a former member of Vlaams Belang, Emanuele Licari, who was expelled from the party for glorifying fascism. Nicotra does not rule out candidacies in Brussels or other municipal elections.