Interesting facts about Norway

Norway, the capital city of Oslo, was one of the founders of the United Nations and NATO, and in 2014 it was recognized as the most prosperous country in the world. There are many facts about this country that we are introducing to 20 of them:

1-Norway introduced salmon to sushi in the 1980s!

2-In 2014, Norway ranked first in the welfare index (wealth and health).

3-Norway has the highest fuel economy in the world; each gallon of super-fuel is 10.12 dollars.

4-A Penguin in 2008 Norway awarded Knight place!

5-In Norway, all prisoners have access to the Internet in their cells!

6-If a book is published in Norway, the government buys 1,000 copies of it and provides them with libraries.

7-Advertising is prohibited for children under 12 in Sweden and Norway.

8-Studying at Norwegian universities is free for all students from all over the world.

9-In Norway a city called Hell (English: Hell, Norwegian: success).

10-Norwegian King is Norwegian King, not King of Norway; this is to emphasize that the king belongs to the country, not the kingdom of the kingdom!

11-The name "Odd" and "Even" most popular male name in Norway.

12-Sweden's growing waste deposits is completed and therefore the waste from Norway!

13-8.2% of Norwegians eat Mexican Mexican taco every weekend.

14-Norway's "Olav V" kingdom always used public transportation and paid the ticket.

15-Norway's national animal is the deer.

16-It is said that in the painting by Edward Munch, called "Scream" in Norway, the sky is red in Indonesia as a result of the eruption of the "Krakatoa" volcano.

17-In Norway, there is a high-security prison called Halden. In this jail, each cell has a TV, a bed, a bath shower with fluffy white towels!

18-Norway will be the first country in the world to oust the FM radio wave in 2017 and will completely use digital waveforms.
19-Norway owns an uninhabited frozen island between Africa and Antarctica.

20-Norway's King Charles swore until she could marry her with his true love, the daughter of a cloth merchant. The girl finally became the Queen of Norway.