Belgium's Government, led by Prime Minister Bart De Wever, won the confidence vote on Friday at around 2 pm.
The Federal Chamber granted the vote of confidence, with the majority prevailing over the opposition.
The decision follows nearly 20 hours of debate on the State of the Union address delivered forty-eight hours earlier by De Wever.
The speech outlined the principles of the budget agreement reached by the government early on Monday morning after a night of discussions.
The Prime Minister was expected to address the Chamber on 14 October, but disagreements within the majority forced him to postpone the deadline.
