Summary
This panel emphasizes that investing in people through education, skills development, and social inclusion is crucial for national progress and stability, especially amidst global uncertainties and economic constraints. The key takeaway is that prioritizing human capital is not just about economic competitiveness, but also about strengthening social cohesion, fostering trust in institutions, and ultimately improving the quality of life for all citizens.
Key Takeaways
- Prioritize citizen empowerment over mere protection.
- Invest in skills development for economic inclusion.
- Build trust between citizens and the state.
- Foster public-private partnerships for sustainable growth.
- Promote multilateralism and cooperation for global challenges.
Georgia's View: Investing in Human Capital
“This is about investing in social cohesion, in more peaceful societies, in combating the divides that we find in our societies.”
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