Today, Galp unveiled its 2025 World Happiness ReportWhich shared the happiest countries on earth and more importantly, is it very happy anyway.
For the eighth consecutive year, Finland topped the top position, voluntarily commitment of his citizens, donating causes and helping others in needs to the commitment of his citizens. The country scored 7.736 out of 10 (which was Little than 2024 results,
Fins indicated that they clearly rely on the people around them, with most people replying that they think the police, a neighbor, or even a stranger would return their wallet, no question. And Finland is not alone – all its neighbors also scored high points.
A Galp report shared in a galulp report, “In the latest joy ranking, continue to dominate top places in Nordic countries, maintaining its positions as the world’s happiest countries with Finland, Denmark, Iceland and Sweden,” Travel + holiday Said. “Finland lives in one of its own leagues, followed by Denmark and Iceland, who are closely grown closely, and the Sweden is out of the top four.” Norway is the seventh.
To make these countries so happy, Galp explained that his citizens live with an understanding of being kind to each other.
“One of the most striking revelation of the report is to be kind and expect kindness from others – to ensure that your wallet will return if you lose it – a strong prophet of joy compared to the major negative events such as crime or economic difficulty,” Galp’s findings explained. “In other words, believing in the goodwill of the people around us can have a big impact on our goodness than earning a higher salary.” The report also found that sharing food and domestic size is closely connected to the perceived joy.
Funny facts
Finland is famous for its sauna culture, Lapland and of course, its quality of life, but it also has an estimated 179,000 islands and more than 180,000 lakes.
For the first time in the 13 -year history of the report, Costa Rica and Mexico score in the top 10, ranking our southern neighbor in the sixth and 10th. However, there is little news for the United States as it fell to one place since last year, which is ever in the lowest position – no. 24. Afghanistan was once again at the bottom of the overall ranking.
Galp said that this year’s report comes at a significant time. It found that “the work of philanthropy, such as helping a stranger, self-service and donating money, has reduced significantly from their epidemic-era. The conclusions said, “Although still exceeds pre-political levels, suddenly the drop-off in these behaviors question where these trends can be.”
“This year’s report determines the human elements of life, which are often difficult to measure,” said John-Imanuel de Neve, director of Oxford’s Welling Research Center, a director of Oxford’s Welbing Research Center, an editor of the World Happiness Report, said the human elements of life, which are often difficult to measure. ” “It turns out that sharing food and relying on others are stronger than expected.
See the complete list of the happiest countries Gallup.com,
