Finland is often cited as an example of gender equality.
But he has taken Prime Minister Sanna Marin one step further in the fight for gender equality, allowing a 16-year-old girl to serve as prime minister for a day.
As Finland's 'one-day prime minister', young Ava Marto will not be able to legislate. But as the other day, as prime minister, he met with Finnish politicians. He discussed the rights of women especially in the field of technology.
The transfer of power took place in Finland ahead of the United Nations International Day of the Child.
The United Nations observes this day around the world on October 11 every year to highlight the rights of girls.
Finland has been running an international program called 'Girls Takeover' for the last four years.
In this program, teenagers and young women from all over the world serve for one day as heads of politics, business and other sectors in different countries.
Finland is a wonderful country with a great standard of living! I have never been.