Answer: A strong and orderly state as an incentive for development.
Step-by-step explanation:
The development of medicine throughout history has several stages. One of the most significant periods for the development of that science was in the Middle Ages in the Arab world. The large area where the Arab world stretched was a conglomeration of many peoples and cultures. The large number of campaigns led by the Arab conquerors led to the merging of many peoples and thus knowledge.
The Arabs gladly accepted knowledge from others, and these people had room to come to prominence in the Arab world. Arab leaders invested heavily in founding translation schools by translating the scientific works of other peoples. In that fact lies one of the greatest reasons for the development of medicine. Thanks to the translation of texts from Greek, Persian, Hebrew, and many other languages, the Arabs will lay the foundations of medicine relevant until modern times.