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Education plays a key role in a country’s future. A country’s future depends on many different aspects of successes, and all the successes has a common point, it is all driven by education. Education does not refer to getting a certificate in school, ensuring a job or a better future. Education is the learning of knowledge and skills to serve a better purpose. This essay is to discuss on how education helps in bringing success to different areas, and the great amount of influence in a country’s future. It covers how education plays a part in helping countries attaining technology, economic success and how all these successes helps with the country in attaining a bright future. In addition, it also includes how education nurtures great leaders, and how great leaders will bring about an uprising country’s development. Country’s success depends greatly on technology successes. A country with high achievement in technology are a well-respected country, as this country possess the capabilities to be the top countries in military technology, medical technology, industrial technology and...

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