In the heart of rebirth.. the adventure of crossing toward light. Can a nation be born again? The question here is no biological birth, but that pivotal moment when societies decide to rebel against the reality of decline, to make their destiny with their own hands. In this book we find no mere narration of dry numbers or dumb statistics, but a "manifesto" for human rise. We are before a deep exploratory journey into the labyrinths of "the development model," a concept some see as an enigma, and which writer Said El-Ghmaz sees as a roadmap drawn with hope and confidence. The work departs from a stimulating premise: development is no "commodity" imported from beyond the seas, and no ready "mold" poured over people's heads, but a genuinely "national" act, neither sold nor bought. The book carries you between the experiences of nations that conquered the impossible in Asia and Africa, from Malaysia and Singapore to Rwanda and Botswana, not to ask you to imitate them, but to plant in you the certainty that dawn is possible however thick the darkness of backwardness.
Development ModelEconomic RenaissanceGlobal ExperiencesHuman CapitalHuman DevelopmentIntangible CapitalMoroccoPolitics and EconomicsSaid El GhammazSustainable Development