In an era of technological advancements, global interconnectivity, and evolving societal needs, governments play a fundamental role in maintaining order, enforcing laws, and providing essential services to citizens. However, the rapidly changing global landscape demands reform and adaptability from governments. Disruptive forces such as AI and societal threats challenge the sustainability of reactive approaches. The concept of "Structurally Courageous Governments" is emerging, emphasizing the need for rapid overhaul to meet citizens' changing needs.

The Government of Tomorrow proposes four principles: putting people first, and process preservation second, understanding global trends and technology, designing, implementing, and maintaining a 21-century work culture, and lastly, building resilience and crisis-readiness platforms. These principles aim to make governments more dynamic, responsive, and citizen-centric in addressing the challenges of the modern world.