Mexico is now one of the top 10 happy countries in the world

Mexico is named as the third happy country in the world, according to Happiness Table 2025Ibsos, a global market research and polling company this week.

21% of respondents consider themselves “very happy”, 61% “partly happy”, Mexico checks for a total of 82% of those two categories, India (88%) and the Netherlands (86%). It was in front of Indonesia and Brazil (79%) in front of the top five.

In the same code last year, Mexico topped 83%, 85%of the Netherlands and 82%behind Indonesia and India.

The results of the study of 30 countries were published together The United Nations International Happiness Day, Recognized every March 20th.

The UN When publishing his annual world happiness report – this is different from the Ibsos Happiness Index.

In the New World Happy Report released this week, Mexico is ranked 10th, which is a significant increase from its 25th rankings a year ago and is 36th two years ago.

Ipsos is the third in the joy code

The Ipsos survey focuses on self-discipline and examines happiness and unhappiness factors such as family, relationships and financial situations.

Family and children are the most important contributors for happiness in Mexico, 45% of the respondents quoted. In the Mexican culture, reflecting the importance of each other’s relationships, appreciated and valuable feeling follows in 34%.

Mental health and well -being play an important role, and 32% of respondents highlight these factors. Physical health (only 28% of respondents were quoted) and financial condition (23%) are mainly estimated.

Married Mexican reportedly (87%), compared to singles (13%), and employment happiness significantly affects happiness, and 84%of unemployed people feel happy.

The average worldwide response of the 30 countries of the year shows “very happy”-five percent of the world’s average and 55% “somewhat happy”, the total world happiness score is 71%.

Worldwide, it has been reported that the index has been declining in the last 14 years, with 15 out of 20 countries surveyed in 2011 today.

The United States is one of them; In 68%, this year’s showing number 21 is 16 seats less than its 2011 ranking There are seven seats less than its 14th ranking last year (72%).

Canada (67%) finished 22nd this year after it was 18th (71%). This has declined by 18 percent since 2011.

Turkey, the happy country in 2011, has reduced 40%of the points to 49%, which became the second largest happy nation in the 2025 census, which has been earlier than Hungary (45%). The remaining five are occupied by Germany (64%), Japan (60%) and South Korea (50%).

The UN Mexico in the happiness report causes a big leap

Galap, Oxford Welfare Research Center and UN The World Happy Report has been compiled by a partnership that includes standard development solutions network.

It conducted its most recent survey in 147 countries, compared to the IPSOS study 30.

The UN The report is in the order of countries With average life values ​​in the previous three years, gathering data on six happy variables.

Mexico, It was 46th in 2020, Climbed 25th place last year and finished 10th This year.

In this study, Finland reduced the number 1 ranking for the eighth year, while the US fell to 24th place – its lowest ranking in the 25 -year survey of this survey.

Denmark, Sweden, Iceland and the Netherlands surrounded five places since this year, and Costa Rica took sixth place in all Latin American and Caribbean.

“In Mexico and Europe, the quantity of households to five to five foretold the highest happiness,” the study found. “Couples living with at least one child, or children who live with children and members of their extended family, have a higher average life satisfaction.”

The report also stated that “sharing food with others is strongly linked to all global regions,” notes that “the number of people who dine in the United States alone has increased by 53% over the past two decades.”

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