Qatar National Vision 2030
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Qatar's National Vision 2030 aims to transform the country into an advanced society providing a high standard of living for all citizens by 2030. The Vision addresses challenges around traditions, future generations, growth, labor force, and development. It outlines four pillars of development: human, social, economic, and environmental - focusing on developing people, a just society, a diversified economy, and environmental protection in harmony with growth.
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FOREWORD
Since independence in 1964, Zambia has prepared and implemented several medium term
national development plans. Each of these instruments carried a theme and strategic focus,
which primarily aimed to improve the social economic conditions of our people. These plans,
however, were not prepared within the context of a long-term perspective, which looked over
the horizon of a generation.
The last decade has witnessed an increase in calls, by the general citizenry, for the need to
break with the past and prepare a shared and commonly understood dream for the country.
For this reason, the Government in 2005 initiated the process of preparing the Vision 2030.
This was done through a participatory and consultative process that covered all the 72
districts of the Republic. I am especially pleased at the eagerness and commitment that was
exhibited by many of the stakeholders during the consultative process. This clearly
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foundation for a sustainable and prosperous future.
It is, therefore, with great pleasure that I now present the Vision 2030, reflecting the
collective understanding, aspirations and determination of the Zambian people to be a
prosperous middle-income nation. This document sets out the goals and targets to be
achieved in the various spheres of our social-economic life over the next generation. In
addition, challenges and obstacles that we must overcome in order to realize our aspiration
are presented.
The Vision 2030 is founded on seven key basic principles. These principles are: (i)
sustainable development; (ii) upholding democratic principles; (iii) respect for human rights;
(iv) fostering family values; (v) a positive attitude to work; (vi) peaceful coexistence; and
(vii) upholding good traditional values.
Despite the seemingly long time in which the Vision 2030 will be implemented, its
realization will depend on the actions and measures that we undertake as Government, private
sector cooperating partners, civil society and as individuals through short and medium-term
national development plans. These plans will ensure creation of necessary conditions upon
which long term objectives and targets can be achieved.
Since the Vision 2030 will serve as the guide for all development efforts, the commitment
and dedication of all Zambians to its realization is of paramount importance. Our attitudes
and collective mindsets, particularly towards work and participation in national affairs require
changing. I, therefore, call upon all Zambians, in all spheres of life, to rise to the occasion
and take up this challenge of elevating this nation to a new and flourishing future. God Bless
this great and peaceful nation.
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- 3. QNV2030 Addresses 5 Challenges Modernization and preservation of traditions Needs of this generation and the needs of future generations Managed growth and uncontrolled expansion Size and the quality of the expatriate labor force and the selected path of development Economic growth, social development and environmental management
- 4. QNV2030: 4 Pillars of Development Human Development: development of all its people to enable them to sustain a prosperous society Social Development: development of a just and caring society based on high moral standards, and capable of playing a significant role in global partnerships for development Economic Development: development of a competitive and diversified economy capable of meeting the needs of, and securing a high standard of living for, all its people both for the present and for the future Environmental Development: management of the environment such that there is harmony between economic growth, social development and environmental protection.
- 5. Qatar National Vision 2030 The Qatar National Vision 2030 was approved by Emiri Decision (44) for the year 2008. To download the Qatar National Vision 2030 document: http://www.qatarus.com/documents2012/QNV2030.pdf
- 6. Qatar National Vision 2030 Source: Qatar General Secretary for Development Planning > What We Do > Qatar National Vision 2030