Finlandia fue encontrada como el país más feliz del mundo
Today, people around the world are celebrating the festival of joy and tranquility, which represents the highest goal of the human spirit. Zamin.uz reports on this.
March 20 is recognized as International Day of Happiness, and on this occasion, prestigious research centers have revealed which regions of the globe are home to populations most satisfied with their lives. The Oxford University Wellbeing Research Centre has announced its traditional World Happiness Report.
According to this study, Finland was named the happiest country on our planet for the ninth consecutive year. Other Scandinavian countries, Iceland and Denmark, also secured top positions.
Sweden and Norway took fifth and sixth places respectively. Experts emphasize that the strong social protection systems and the unique mentality of the population in these countries are key factors contributing to well-being.
In Germany, according to survey results conducted by Ipsos, the level of happiness has increased significantly. Seventy-two percent of the German population considers themselves happy.
Interestingly, across the world, representatives of the older generation with high incomes remain the group most satisfied with their lives. For Germans, it was determined that the foundation of happiness lies in being valued and loved, close relationships with family and children, as well as health and financial stability.
Political situations or social networks turned out to be the factors with the least impact on people's inner happiness. The situation in Asia and other regions is developing differently.
Indonesia unexpectedly took first place with a high indicator of eighty-six percent. The Netherlands and Mexico also recorded the best results.
Conversely, happiness levels remain considerably lower in Hungary, South Korea, and Turkey. In particular, a significant decline in the number of happy people has been observed in Turkey over recent years.
Uzbekistan consistently ranks between the 50th and 60th positions in the World Happiness Report. This is one of the highest and most positive indicators for the Central Asian region.
In our country, strong family ties, the mahalla network and mutual assistance, as well as peace and stability, are recognized as the main factors making people happy. Confidence in the future is also an integral part of our happiness.
Dear compatriots, your happiness and well-being are our greatest wealth.
