The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has praised the overall health of the Norwegian economy but expressed concern regarding public spending. While acknowledging Norway’s robust economic foundations, the OECD report suggests the country needs to implement reforms to ensure long-term fiscal sustainability. The organization highlights potential risks associated with current spending levels, particularly in light of demographic changes and future economic uncertainties. Recommendations focus on improving efficiency and prioritizing investments. The OECD suggests streamlining public administration and enhancing the targeting of social programs. The report does not criticize the level of welfare provisions but advocates for improved resource allocation and greater transparency in budgetary processes. Norway’s government has acknowledged the report and stated it will carefully consider the OECD’s recommendations.