Aziz Sajdi: In a world of accelerating change and growing financial pressures, financial literacy is no longer optional. It is essential. Based on my experience in financial consulting and entrepreneurship, I believe the gap in financial awareness affects not only individuals but also the development of societies and entire economies

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Today, many people live without a true understanding of core financial principles such as saving, budgeting, investing, and risk assessment. The result is random decision-making, mounting debt, and a lack of financial security

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The issue isn't just the lack of knowledge but the absence of an educational framework that integrates financial thinking into our daily lives from an early age. We need a fundamental shift in mindset. People must learn how to manage money with the same urgency that we teach reading and writing

As Aziz Sajdi, I founded Maalpedia to help close this gap. My goal is to expand financial literacy across the world, especially within the Arabic-speaking community. Maalpedia provides clear, accessible content in Arabic that addresses real-life financial challenges and equips people with the tools to take control of their financial futures. The mission is simple: make financial education understandable, practical, and widely available

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How Can We Change the Reality

• Start with schools
  Introduce financial education into school curricula using practical lessons in saving, spending, and freelance income
• Raise public awareness
  Use media campaigns and youth-led initiatives that speak people’s language and address real questions. How do I avoid debt? How do I start a small investment? What are my basic financial rights
• Teach responsibility
  Money is not the goal. It is a means. Those who understand money manage it wisely and build a more stable future for their families and communities

The Core Message

Financial literacy is not a luxury for the privileged. It is a right for everyone. And it is our responsibility to make it accessible, simplified, and actionable

Empowering individuals financially means building stronger societies. A financially aware population can withstand economic shocks, innovate, and make informed decisions about the future

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