Management of sustainable development in the light of Arab and international cooperation, a case study of the Arab vision of management of sustainable development

Abstract

The issue of development receives a special priority when setting goals and drawing up general policies for society. In general, any planning process must take environmental dimensions into account. If this is not done, the planning process here is considered incomplete and not strong at a time when the problem of pollution and the increase in the proportion of greenhouse gases and their reflection is increasing. On the rise in the earth's temperature. The world has witnessed major advances in human development since the turn of the century. Extreme poverty has been cut in half, youth literacy has reached a record level, child mortality has continued to decline and the Millennium Development Goals have supported unparalleled development efforts. Despite these and many other achievements, great challenges remain and more work is needed to eradicate poverty in all its forms, and to complete the unfinished business of the Millennium Development Goals. The consequences of the worst economic and financial crises in modern history must be addressed, and consideration must also be given to The implications of migration, managing the current refugee crisis, and achieving significant reductions in global greenhouse gas emissions in order to protect the planet for future generations. To achieve all of this, we must continue to look beyond economic measures by considering all aspects of well-being and sustainable development. This research paper mainly aims to identify sustainable development strategies in the general sense, and it works to draw a number of strategies and plans to develop and develop a number of productive sectors, and to achieve development in all its aspects, such as health and social, and sustainable development is nothing but the optimal exploitation of natural resources to prevent their depletion and preserve them. Its sustainability, and the paper concluded that shared prosperity and the fulfillment of our responsibilities between generations can only be achieved through a cooperative partnership that includes all countries and all stakeholders, and this was one of the most important goals of the 2030 Sustainable Development Plan to provide a useful global framework to enhance collective action towards achieving these common goals.