I had some doubts of the usage of とする in this sentence "計画や希望などを現実のものとすること。"
Does it mean "to assume something" in this specific case? Moreover is the の
after 実現 a nominalizer, assuming that in highly formal contexts する can be
omitted?

Thank you in advance!
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Usage of とする in this sentence
> 計画や希望などを現実のものとすること

just means

> to make one's plans and hopes into a reality

現実のもの means "something which is actualized". の here is not a nominalizer. の is
just the genative particle which often can be translated into English as
"which is..."

AをBとする is a fixed expression meaning "to make A B".
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