Although cooperation is viewed as an Organization for the promotion of economic
interests of its members, it does not confine itself only the economic aspect of
life. It permeates the social aspect of life and aims at establishing a new
Democratic social order based on freedom, fraternity, equality and Equity where
people live in harmony, caring and sharing like a family, where there is a unity
of spirit and a common economic bond and where people have the freedom to shape
their destiny. Thus, cooperation alone has both economic and social aims.
Moreover, contributions of cooperatives in Rural areas are omnipresent and
appear forefront since cooperatives in