Education is a fundamental process through which individuals acquire the necessary knowledge, skills, values, and character traits to lead meaningful lives and contribute to society. It includes formal education in schools and universities as well as informal learning through daily experiences. The primary purposes of education are to transmit cultural values, promote literacy, foster personal development, and prepare individuals for responsible citizenship and employment. Quality education is defined not only by access but also by effectiveness, relevance, and inclusiveness. Key indicators of quality education include learning outcomes, the presence of qualified teachers, relevant and inclusive curricula, safe learning environments, resource availability, and equity in access for vulnerable groups. Countries facing the most significant challenges in education, predominantly in Sub-Saharan Africa and parts of South Asia, experience low literacy rates and inadequate educational quality. Nations like South Sudan, Central African Republic, Somalia, Niger, and Chad struggle with issues such as armed conflict, poverty, and gender disparities, leading to high dropout rates and limited educational attainment. Ensuring quality education is vital for individual growth and societal advancement, emphasizing the need for comprehensive support and resources in low-education countries.