In a world in which the threads of the global economy are intertwined, the reform map is no longer drawn by the hands of peoples, but rather by major financial institutions whose conditions are imposed in the name of “modernization” and “stability”. However, the truth before us reveals a different aspect: these programs, which are often marketed as a means of renaissance, are only tools that have redraw the economies of states, deepened inequality, and the columns that were based on social cohesion. For example: In one of the countries, a series of economic adaptation programs were imposed with external dictates, which carried with them a bright promises of growth and openness. But it soon produced a more fragile reality: an imbalance in the structure of the market, a decline in the role of the state, and the growing economy’s dependence on foreign capital and short -term investments, with an accelerated decline in the productive sectors. The “treatment recipes” imposed was to reduce public spending, raise support, liberalize markets, and privatize everything that can be privatized. However, the bill of these recipes came high: continuously high living costs, shrinking social support, and hardship in family spending suffocating their citizens. The middle layer, which has long formed the backbone of national stability, has begun to erode and decrease its purchasing power. As for the vital sectors, they became more subjected to foreign market forces. All this raises urgent questions: Why is “economic reform” always accompanied by the decline in social safety? Who is the real beneficiary of transferring national assets to foreign hands? And for how long can any national economy stand up in light of the decline in production in favor of consumption, and the dominance of market logic at the expense of workers ’rights and citizen dignity? Adaptation programs do not grant economic empowerment, but rather a worsening dependency on global financial decision centers, without real guarantees that protect national interests. The solution: does not lie in making cosmetic modifications, but rather in re -engineering of the priorities of national development. Smart legislation must protect strategic sectors, give preference to the local investor, revive national industries that provide sustainable job opportunities and protect production from erosion. What is required today is to rebuild social safety networks, not dismantling them. The stable society is not only built on market structures, but also on protection systems that restore confidence in their state. As for the administration of religion, it must not be managed according to the financial indicators of its content, but rather according to an approach that preserves the rights of future generations, and puts the citizen at the heart of the equation of the economic decision. Real modernization is not achieved by random openness or by surrendering to the dictates of the outside, but by liberating the national will, building a just economy, Balanced. The corner stone is not imported. And the future is not formulated on the conditions of the creditors. The real pillar of any successful national project that starts from the inside: from a conscious will, a productive economy, and policies that put man before the financial indicator. The cornerstone in this battle is not only economical, but is moral, sovereign, and human.
