People are the wealth of a nation – a country’s prime asset. And development is all about people expanding their choices in every sphere of human life. That expansion can be achieved through enhancing their capabilities and creating opportunities to use those enhanced capabilities.

Building human resources require a focus on health concerns with emphasis on nutrition, universal modern and quality health services to all citizens of the country, focusing on the wellness and wellbeing and on educational services and skills for the 21st century characterized by five Cs: Creativity, Critical thinking, Cognitive skills, Collaboration, and Communication.