What is the proportion of black people in France?

The French Republic, a semi-presidential republic in Western Europe, is one of the most diversified countries in Europe. According to statistics, black is a term used to represent people who are considered to be descendants of black Africans in history. According to Netease.com's statistics, there are nearly 8 million blacks in France, accounting for 15%. It became the second competition after the French main competition. This does not include millions of black illegal immigrants.

France is one of the most developed countries in industry, leading the world in nuclear power, aviation, aerospace and railways, with steel, automobiles and construction as the three major industrial pillars. It is a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council, a founding member of the European Union and a member of NATO.

The reasons for the increase of black people in France

1. During the craziest period of European countries' colonization, most French colonies were in Africa. In the colonial era, almost all North African countries spoke French. Although some of them kept their national languages, French was generally taught in high schools. In this way, blacks and Arabs in North African countries can easily integrate into French society.

2. As one of the main participating countries, France suffered huge losses and its population dropped sharply. Due to the shortage of labor, the government has formulated a series of high welfare policies to attract labor. After the war, France, as one of the main victors, began to import a large number of black workers in order to enjoy the dividends brought by the victors. These workers joined French nationality and began to intermarry and multiply, leading to an increase in blacks. This is also the main reason why there are many black people in France.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-France