Yes brit, that's right, like I said education is only part of it, justice is another part. But who defines justice? The majority of the people? The already developed countries? From my experience in Egypt, I can see that democracy in developed countries was the key part of the development plan. It's the only way to give all citizens of the country their minimum set of rights. It's practically impossible to give every one no matter where he grew up, what his beliefs are and what he does for a living equal rights, but there are basic rights that prevent people from becoming ignorant, lazy and destructive rather than constructive. That's what developed countries managed to do right.
As for the education for all part, I am glad to tell u that all education in Egypt is FREE, all egyptians are doctors, engineers, it professionals, lawyers and accountants :) so it's not just education for all, It's proper education and sponsoring of the greater talents. don't you agree? :)
Yes brit, that's right, like I said education is only part of it, justice is another part. But who defines justice? The majority of the people? The already developed countries? From my experience in Egypt, I can see that democracy in developed countries was the key part of the development plan. It's the only way to give all citizens of the country their minimum set of rights. It's practically impossible to give every one no matter where he grew up, what his beliefs are and what he does for a living equal rights, but there are basic rights that prevent people from becoming ignorant, lazy and destructive rather than constructive. That's what developed countries managed to do right.
As for the education for all part, I am glad to tell u that all education in Egypt is FREE, all egyptians are doctors, engineers, it professionals, lawyers and accountants :) so it's not just education for all, It's proper education and sponsoring of the greater talents. don't you agree? :)