International assistance is an invaluable way of help for poor countries. However, while some people agree with this, others believe that authotorities should not allocate resources to other regions as donor countries themselves possess problems like joblessess and destitute people. This essay will explain why this view is partly justified, although argue that foreign aid is absolutely neccessary for least developed countries.
To begin with, any country of the world, no matter how rich it is, have issues such as unemployment and people without homes, which by no means should be overlooked by its goverment. Threfore, argument goes, that before assisting others, goverment should help its indigenious societies. It becomes especcially explicit if still developing country provides assistance to a neghboring nation, when having a high rate of forementioned problems. Thus, resentment of dwellers of such countries might be somewhat understood.
Conversely, there are unfortunately nations who live beyond extreme poverty and cannot provide means for living for people, and for which international assistance has become a salvation. To illustrate, in some countries in Africa such life threats as starvation and outbreaks of deadly diseases like Ebola are still present and there seem no way for them to emerge from poverty, than accept humanitarian aid from overseas. Therefore, at least minimal support from donor countries which have the smallest rate of unemployment and homelssness will be invaluable for them.
To conclude, foreign aid is an immensely significant way of support for developing nations. Although donor countries have serious issues like joblessness and destitute people to solve, this aid should be provided for poorest countries at least in minimal amounts.
International assistance is an invaluable way of
help
for poor
countries
.
However
, while
some
people
agree
with this, others believe that
authotorities
should not allocate resources to other regions as donor
countries
themselves possess problems like
joblessess
and destitute
people
. This essay will
explain
why this view is partly justified, although argue that foreign
aid
is
absolutely
neccessary
for least
developed countries
.
To
begin
with, any
country
of the world, no matter how rich it is, have issues such as unemployment and
people
without homes, which by no means should
be overlooked
by its
goverment
.
Threfore
, argument goes, that
before
assisting others,
goverment
should
help
its
indigenious
societies. It becomes
especcially
explicit if
still
developing
country
provides assistance to a
neghboring
nation, when having a high rate of
forementioned
problems.
Thus
, resentment of dwellers of such
countries
might be somewhat understood.
Conversely
, there are unfortunately nations who
live
beyond extreme poverty and cannot provide means for living for
people
, and for which international assistance has become a salvation. To illustrate, in
some
countries
in Africa such life threats as starvation and outbreaks of deadly diseases like Ebola are
still
present and there seem no way for them to emerge from poverty, than accept humanitarian
aid
from overseas.
Therefore
, at least minimal support from donor
countries
which have the smallest rate of unemployment and
homelssness
will be invaluable for them.
To conclude
, foreign
aid
is an
immensely
significant way of support for developing nations. Although donor
countries
have serious issues like joblessness and destitute
people
to solve, this
aid
should
be provided
for poorest
countries
at least in minimal amounts.