A Critical Review of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development

The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development "outlined the roadmap for achieving this type of development globally and emphasized its optimal use to transform the world into a better place by 2030. This charter of the twenty-first century make propaganda for the "people and the countryside" that we can be the first generation to end poverty, just as perhaps the last generation to have the chance to save the land. Our claim is that the "2030 agenda" is not the salvation of the human race from the extinction and "the end of history", but the continuation of the Westernization project and the map of the path of globalization and the rule of capitalism to all the member nations of the United Nations. It will be argued that the “orientation and holiness" of developed countries in general and the "modelling" of these countries in terms of production and consumption are specifically the real purpose of this agenda, although its apparent goals are seventeen. Therefore, this research is exploratory. The research method is in the process of collecting documentary or library information, and will be dealt with in analytical method. The findings indicate that the main problem lies in the solutions presented in the 2030 agenda, namely, “orientation and holiness " and "Modeling".