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Developing countries need to improve fundamental
elements such as health, trades and education to achieve higher standards of
living. Many people believe that it is pivotal that richer nations help others
in need. I strongly disagree this point of view, because of poorer countries just
need a change of mind to solve their difficulties, and most of the time, they
reject advises from the developed ones.
Each nation needs to focus on developing better health
facilities and higher educational systems to reach a better lifestyle for its
citizens. In my opinion the only efficient way to achieve these improvements is
changing people minds toward being more commitment to their jobs and working
hard to receive what they really deserve. This way of thinking may become
societies richer, and at the same time it would decrease the amount of people
who live below the poverty line.
On the other hand, there are people who believe that
it is essential that leaders from developed nations encourage supporting
programs for the poorest ones. From my point of view, this is a completely
wrong opinion. Even though it is difficult to understand, the poorest societies
tend to have more resources than the richest ones. The real difference among
all the countries is the way of using their resources. To make things worse,
developing nations feel that advises related
to act in different ways are idiosyncrasy attacks which affect their national
identity.
In conclusion, even that I think that poorer nations
have to put the spot light on important topics like education, trades, and
health, I am completely against that richer nations have to help poorer ones,
because these changes only come from an inner reflection process.
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