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is high time that the nation concentrated on reducing its debts rather than contributing to 
international aid. If these countries continue to fund other nations, it will cause serious social 
unrest within their country. 
 
There is no evidence that the countries receiving foreign aid are progressing economically. Also, 
according to a survey, foreign aid consumes a considerable amount in the budget which can be 
used for the nation’s welfare. Furthermore, the countries receiving support are not committed to 
remaining loyal to the donor country in times of crisis and may not yield to the donor’s interests. 
Donor countries also need to be wary of the fact that they contribute only their share and don’t 
overdo the aid. 
 
Despite the fact that developed countries should be merciful on third world countries, I feel that 
intra-governmental development should gain priority over helping others. 
 
In conclusion, though it is deemed merciless to stop funding the underdeveloped countries, it 
should be noted that solving the intragovernmental problems in a developed country is of more 
importance. Only a self-sustained country will be able to donate generously to other countries.