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Ammon – The duties of the state towards the citizen include many aspects and responsibilities that the state must bear to protect and promote the rights and interests of citizens. Here are some of the duties of the state towards the citizen:

1. Maintaining security and safety: The state should provide security and safety for citizens, by establishing an effective legal system, providing security and defense forces, securing borders, and eliminating crime and terrorism.

2. Guaranteeing justice and equality: The state shall provide a fair and independent judicial system that guarantees equality before the law for all citizens. The state should take measures to combat discrimination, injustice and corruption, and guarantee citizens’ rights to equal opportunities and social justice.

3. Provision of public services: The state must provide basic public services to citizens such as education, health care, housing, water, electricity, public transportation, and communications. These services should be of high quality, available and affordable to all.

4. Encouraging economic development and job creation: The state must provide an appropriate environment for economic development and job creation for citizens. The state should support the various economic sectors, encourage investment and innovation, and provide an appropriate and competitive work environment.

5. Social care: The state should provide social care to citizens who need it, such as children, the elderly, people with disabilities, the poor, and the displaced. Social support and financial assistance should be provided to these individuals and their lives and conditions should be improved.

6. Political participation: The state should provide an open and democratic political environment that enables citizens to participate in decision-making and choice in public affairs. There should be freedom of expression, freedom of assembly and association, and the right to vote.

These are some of the duties of the state towards the citizen, and the duties of the state differ according to the political, economic and social system of each country.