Over the course of history, we have witnessed numerous global issues successfully addressed thanks to cross-border cooperation. Therefore, a number of individuals are of fervent conviction that this is the core to ensure the resolution of urgent problems around the world. Although it cannot be denied that this holds true to some extent, I personally believe that international cooperation is not the only way.
On the one hand, it is conspicuous that cross-border cooperation has substantially contributed to ameliorating and eliminating countless worldwide issues. To illustrate, global warming, which has aroused extensive concern due to its disastrous repercussions, calls for the participation of all nations to improve the situation. A series of international conferences, which have been held in the past few years by the UN, has brought about positive outcomes. Thanks to the wholehearted support of member countries, gas emissions from industries and domestic activities have been considerably falling, paving the way for preventing global warming from getting worse.
However, the executive bodies of each nation are also responsible for tackling these pressing matters. To begin with, there is no arguing that every country has its own problems, and its government cannot depend on foreign aid to start paying attention to them. In other words, it is incumbent on the governments to deal with its own issues. Furthermore, success in the resolution of internal issues sets a platform for better international cooperation. A stable condition of a country in terms of politics or economy would facilitate the success of cross-border cooperation to a large extent.
To conclude, in the context of globalization, international cooperation is of profound importance when it comes to solving urgent issues, but each nation can make contribution by handling its internal matters as well.
Over the course of history, we have witnessed numerous global
issues
successfully
addressed thanks to cross-border
cooperation
.
Therefore
, a number of individuals are of fervent conviction that this is the core to ensure the resolution of urgent problems around the world. Although it cannot
be denied
that this holds true to
some
extent, I
personally
believe that
international
cooperation
is not the
only
way.
On the one hand, it is conspicuous that cross-border
cooperation
has
substantially
contributed to ameliorating and eliminating countless worldwide
issues
. To illustrate, global warming, which has aroused extensive concern due to its disastrous repercussions, calls for the participation of all nations to
improve
the situation. A series of
international
conferences, which have
been held
in the past few years by the UN, has brought about
positive
outcomes. Thanks to the wholehearted support of member countries, gas emissions from industries and domestic activities have been
considerably
falling, paving the way for preventing global warming from getting worse.
However
, the executive bodies of each nation are
also
responsible for tackling these pressing matters. To
begin
with, there is no arguing that every country has its
own
problems, and its
government
cannot depend on foreign aid to
start
paying attention to them.
In other words
, it is incumbent on the
governments
to deal with its
own
issues
.
Furthermore
, success in the resolution of internal
issues
sets a platform for better
international
cooperation
. A stable condition of a country in terms of politics or economy would facilitate the success of cross-border
cooperation
to a large extent.
To conclude
, in the context of globalization,
international
cooperation
is of profound importance when it
comes
to solving urgent
issues
,
but
each nation can
make
contribution by handling its internal matters
as well
.