Many tourists are dreaming of a visit to Norway, which has been named the most livable country in the world. But why Norway and not another country? Together VNtoWorld find out.
Norway is a constitutional monarchy, located west of the Scandinavian Peninsula in Northern Europe.
In terms of area, this country is only slightly larger than Germany, but has a complex and ideal natural topography (with a marine climate and large forest areas).
The country was Neutral during World War I and managed to remain in World War II, but was invaded by German forces and fiercely resisted (lasted only by the Soviet Union).
After that, the country quickly went up economically after World War II by shipping, exploiting and processing large amounts of oil (ranked 7th in the world).
Things that make Norway the most livable place in the world:
1. Saving is a national policy
Although it is a country with the top economy in the world with rich natural resources, with a huge source of money from oil profits.
However, Norway is determined that they will not spend it lavishly but invest it outside and see it as a future reserve for themselves and future generations.
In addition, labor productivity as well as average hourly wages in Norway are among the highest in the world. The pay gap between the lowest-paid workers and the most senior managers is also lower than in other countries.
2.Best welfare policy
Despite being an industrialized country, Norwegians have the fewest working hours among citizens of industrial democracies in the world, have more vacations than most countries, and have a pension and vacation policy. sick extremely generous.
3.Quality of life
According to the table published by TPO – United Nations Development Program (UNDP) in the ranking of the quality of life of countries and territories in the world (2010), Norway is the leading country in the ranking.
The life expectancy and average income of Norwegians are also among the top in the world (81 years old). Other indicators such as education, health, gender equality … also help Norway become the most livable country in the world.
Survey by Global Peace Index (2007) shows that Norway is ranked as the safest country in the world (This is where the famous Nobel Peace Prize ceremony takes place.
4. Natural resources and majestic nature
Because of the large forest area, this is also a resource that is effectively exploited in this country as well as a top protected resource.
Norway has now become the first country to ban deforestation and is active in protecting the environment.
In resources, Norway has a strong position in the oil industry, the most important industry of the country’s economy.
Income from oil alone accounts for about a quarter of the total income of the economy. And it is estimated that this country can still extract another 100 years from this huge resource.
A striking feature is that Norway has a long, jagged coastline, divided into many fjords with more than 50,000 islands, making Norway the largest supplier of fish and fish products in Europe. make great contributions to the country’s economy.
5.Forests cover more than 1/3 of the land area
Because of the large forest area, this is also a resource that is effectively exploited in this country as well as a top protected resource.
Norway has now become the first country to ban deforestation and is active in protecting the habitat.
6. The climate is mild and fresh
As a country bordering the sea, with a large forest area, it has a temperate climate, with warm temperatures and heavy rainfall.
The continent has four distinct seasons, with all the distinct characteristics of the four seasons. Create diverse and beautiful landscapes that are nowhere to be found. Become an attractive destination for tourists.
