Topic: Improvements in health, education and trade are essential for the development of poorer nations. However, the governments of richer nations should take more responsibility for helping the poorer nations in such areas.
The gap between developing countries and industrialized countries is becoming wider and wider, along with the rapid development of the world economy today. Provided that things get worse like this, the developing countries will be weaker in a large number of aspects than ever before, such like health, education, even international trade. From my point of view, unfortunate countries should spare no effort to improve those aspects. At the same time the developed countries’ government should pay more attentions to help the poorer countries.
A considerable number of people think that the poorer countries are lack of money, which limit their development in many aspects. As for developed countries, the basic thing they can do is to lend money to the poor nations. Thus, with the money, they can improve the medical technology, and spend more money on education in order to make increasingly children obtain useful knowledge. In addition, they can buy equipment and employ experts from abroad to develop industry. Many people are convinced that conditions will get better after solve the financial problem.
Moreover, only providing economic support is not enough. Many experts point out that short of experience is another factor which put the poor countries in negative position in the global economy. Some industrialized countries may have more experience on how to improve health, education and how to develop economy. They can share their successful experience with the unfortunate countries who has similar conditions with them ever before. Otherwise, it would take the poorer countries considerable years to find the proper way to develop.
To summarize, nowadays it is necessary to develop the global economy, which need the great help of the richer countries. From what have been discussed above, I strongly commit the notion that if the poor countries work hard, and with the help of the developed nations, they will develop more and more quickly in the future.