Education as a key to development

   Education is one of the most important factors for the development of any underdeveloped country. This factor is necessary in every way; in order to achieve better levels of social welfare and economic growth, to level economic and social inequalities, to promote the social mobility of people, to access better levels of employment, to raise the cultural conditions of the population, to expand the opportunities of young people, to invigorate the civic and secular values that strengthen the relationships of societies,  for democratic progress and the strengthening of the rule of law. Unfortunately, there is a big problem and that lack of it is very common in underdeveloped countries like Guinea and Liberia.

   One of the main causes of the lack of access to education in poor countries in corruption in governments where each of the political parties are concerned about their own needs. Next the little interest that the government shows towards the implementation of a good education that allows the country to reach an adequate economic level. A clear example that education is a good investment is the terribly fast progress that the Asian countries have made; as a result of their work they innovated in the technological market; thus, becoming one of the biggest competitors in technology, which allowed them to be one of the richest continents.

   On the other hand, the consequences for a country that faces a good education are completely serious since a poor society in education is a dead society without any ability to achieve economic development. A young man without a good education can not discover that he is an expert in robotics or a young woman without an accessible education can not study that career in laws that he so desires; consequently, this leads to a failure of economy. Unfortunately countries like Nicaragua, Honduras, and our thumbsito, El Salvador are example countries of how the public education system is a disaster, but a good education must be paid which prevents equal education for all.

    In conclusion, for a country to successfully achieve economic development, it must seriously consider access to a good free education that allows new generations to know their skills and exploit their abilities. Access to a good education was the key for a poor country with major economic crises to achieve economic development.