The term "Finland-Swedes" refers to the Swedish-speaking population in Finland. They primarily reside in the coastal regions and the archipelago, with significant communities in cities like Helsinki and Turku. This group has a rich cultural heritage that blends Finnish and Swedish traditions, and they play an important role in Finland's bilingual society. Finland-Swedes are recognized as a distinct ethnic minority in Finland, with their own schools, media, and cultural organizations. They contribute to the country's diversity and are involved in various sectors, including politics, business, and the arts, helping to maintain the Swedish language and culture within the Finnish context.