The Rural Sector and Wealth Creation – A Reading into the Developmental Dimen-sion of the Rural Environment

The rural environment has been and continues to be a fertile field of study for all human sciences. When geographers began to study and analyze the existing relationships between humans and the natu-ral environment, they turned towards rural areas to study the spatial distribution of human phenomena. Therefore, it can be said that the study of the countryside, wherever it may be, requires the attention of various scientific disciplines, and that rural issues cannot be separated from the issues concerning society as a whole. Rural development has traditionally fallen within the broader context of comprehensive de-velopment studies, which necessitates that we briefly consider development, given that development aims for a comprehensive advancement of society in all its components and formations, enabling it to meet the expanding basic needs of its members and achieve their welfare. The development process is carried out after identifying all available resources and setting a clear, goal-oriented, applicable plan with-in a specific timeframe.