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Many developed countries assist poor countries to help them improve their economic environments as a humanitarian duty. In this way poor countries can dedicate efforts to control politics in order to steady or (stabilize) their economy. I have an opposite opinion on this subject that international aids is useful for mutual development and makes a good political relationship. The following essay will discuss this in details.
To begin with, it is a fact that if poor countries receive too many much donations or humane assistance, they will not develop by themselves. To preventing this phenomenon, developed countries have need to provide poor countries with donations and also give them technical skills for developing independence. In japan, some of people say that we should not give other countries too much assistance (or cooperation) due to our own recession but our government continues to help them as international as a member of the international community. This action is to help poor countries attain independence . even though Japan's economy may suffer a bit .
However, it is important for advanced countries to participate in international aid. Because they gain credibility from the aid and poor countries may be able to develop itself and change into be a developed country with improved economic conditions. Moreover, poor countries can get a good chance to learn skills which helps activate their industry agriculture, trade and finance. Medical and financial aid is one of the most significant missions for donators to support local people. I think aid money should narrow down be concentrated on a target limiting it for only medical support or finance. By limiting usage of the aid money, the receiving governments will not waste aid money.
In conclusion, some people believe that developed countries should have a duty of giving aid and the role of supporter to underdeveloped nations within the international community society, but others disagree with that. From my point of view, I do agree that the international aid is a necessary component and symbol of our desire to help a poor country and to make its local people happy. I hope that donators have a role as an observer who monitors the usage of aid money and works in cooperation with other developed countries in the future.
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