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No Army - It's Iceland

 

 Iceland is a country in European continent. The capital city is Reykjavik. The official language is Icelandic. The population is 3 people per square kilometer. The literacy rate is a 99%.  Iceland is a rich and developed country with low tax free economy.

 But the special thing here is the lack of an army. Although there are police, coast and air defense forces , Iceland does not have a permanent army.

 The 2011 Global peace index also named Iceland the most peaceful country in the world due to its low crime rate and high level of political stability.


 The Guinness book of world records lists it as " The country with the highest ranking of peace" and " The country with the lowest per capita military spending "




 ♥In addition, there are many things that are unique to Iceland and here are some of them...
  • shows that there are no mosquitoes and snakes in Iceland..
  • It is a well - Known fact that between their meals they eat rotten fish  and sharks..
  • volcanoes are common and there are more than 30 active volcanoes . There are also not springs in the country..
  • The gender ratio has been established in the country..
  • Iceland has a unique climate and natural beauty..  

❤ Learn more about Iceland : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iceland 
                                     ⛬ https://youtu.be/lEKyikmDl4U
                                       ⛬ https://youtu.be/iTJWERDlT0Y


 ♥Game of thrones movie was also filmed in Iceland..


❤❤❤❤ Be the seeker of what you do not know....

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