It is often argued that investment in some fields of art ought to be waived to finance more crucial aspects, such as public services. While I accept the idea that people' s everyday basic needs are of utmost importance. I agree that funding spiritual fields shouldn' t be underestimated by authorities.
On the one hand, financial resources should be allocated in order for public facilities get improved. As it is the fundamental role of the government to enhance people' s daily lives, there ought to be a non-stoppable strategy in order to upgrade primary services such as education, healthcare, transportation, and the like. Fifty years ago, the Malaysian government applied several tactics targeting the development of public services, especially education; as a result, Malaysia now is one of the greatest economies in the whole world. This would not have been possible without prioritizing the elevation of public services levels.
On the other hand, I am convinced that art is an international language which doesn' t need a translation; therefore, it is through art people of different nations can communicate feasibly. Such privilege may promote peace and decrease conflictions among nations. To exemplify, during one of the art contests, which hosts talents from multiple destinations, an artist managed to raise the awareness to war victims via drawing on sand, after which plenty of organizations had established in many countries calling for peace and funding those victims. That is to say, important causes could be put in the spot of light if art was allowed to speak out; thus, it' s recommended to pour money to fund artistic fields.
To conclude, despite the paramount necessity of focusing on improving all public services, I reiterate that governments should place all art branches on their priority list.
It is
often
argued that investment in
some
fields of
art
ought to
be waived
to finance more crucial aspects, such as
public
services
. While I accept the
idea
that
people&
#039; s everyday basic needs are of utmost importance. I
agree
that funding spiritual fields
shouldn&
#039; t
be underestimated
by authorities.
On the one hand, financial resources should
be allocated
in order for
public
facilities
get
improved
. As it is the fundamental role of the
government
to enhance
people&
#039; s daily
lives
, there ought to be a non-stoppable strategy in order to upgrade primary
services
such as education, healthcare, transportation, and the like. Fifty years ago, the Malaysian
government
applied several tactics targeting the development of
public
services
,
especially
education;
as a result
, Malaysia
now
is one of the greatest economies in the whole world. This would not have been possible without prioritizing the elevation of
public
services
levels.
On the other hand
, I
am convinced
that
art
is an international language which
doesn&
#039; t need a translation;
therefore
, it is through
art
people
of
different
nations can communicate
feasibly
. Such privilege may promote peace and decrease
conflictions
among nations. To exemplify, during one of the
art
contests, which hosts talents from multiple destinations, an artist managed to raise the awareness to war victims via drawing on sand, after which
plenty
of organizations had established in
many
countries calling for peace and funding those victims.
That is
to say,
important
causes could
be put
in the spot of light if
art
was
allowed
to speak out;
thus
,
it&
#039; s
recommended to pour
money to fund artistic fields.
To conclude
, despite the paramount necessity of focusing on improving all
public
services
, I reiterate that
governments
should place all
art
branches on their priority list.