A country's wealth can be a 'blessing' if used correctly, and a 'curse' if directed away from the interests of nations and peoples. In the era of globalization, managing national resources has become a key factor for ensuring sustainable development and societal prosperity. Governments and international organizations face the challenge of developing effective strategies that would not only increase revenues but also ensure a fair distribution of benefits. If managed improperly, wealth can lead to increased social inequality, corruption, and political instability. Therefore, it is crucial to create transparent mechanisms for monitoring resource use and to involve civil society in this process. Only through joint efforts can natural and economic advantages be turned into a real benefit for all citizens.
