التنمية المستقلة كضرورة حتمية للنهوض بالاقتصاديات العربية في ظل الظروف الراهنة

Abstract EN

The development experiences of the twentieth century have led to the firm conviction that there can be no model or policy suitable for development purposes in all countries, which led to the emergence of the concept of independent development as an alternative development model that takes into account the characteristics and abilities of each society, It also reduces dependence on the outside, adopting national scientific and technological rules, as well as the state's active role that is not limited to stimulation and control, but rather extends to participation in productive activity, and this model is a new policy to confront the challenges of poverty, unemployment, debt and the problem of dependency.

The Arab countries are among the countries that need to formulate independent economic policies that proceed from their own potentials and take into account internal agendas and not external dictations.

The economic policies that were in place before their failure led to revolutions in a number of Arab countries, and that is because these economic policies The Arab countries were programmed according to external agendas, and according to the priorities of the international financial institutions.

As for the independent development plans, they stem from the real needs of the Arab countries.

Therefore, independent development is those development plans and programs that depend on themselves in the first place, and meet the needs for which the revolutions were launched In Arab countries, such as justice and human dignity.