Rich countries often give money to poorer countries, but it does not solve poverty. Therefore, developed countries should give other types of help to the poor countries rather than financial aid. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Developing

nations

have frequently received financial aids from wealthy

countries

to curb

poverty

but the issue could not be resolved.

Hence

,

instead

of donating money, developed

nations

should focus on helping them the other way around.

This

essay completely agrees with

this

view and I intend to justify it in the following paragraphs. A growing number of bodies have suggested that

poverty

issue can not be solved by donating fund.

Although

financial aid is necessary, it's not a permanent solution. It can only be eradicated by teaching them the necessary

skills

and training so that they can get employment.

For instance

, if a person is trained in some artwork

then

he will be able to make capital by selling the artwork, which is a permanent solution for his

poverty

instead

of transferring some cash in his bank account which will be over in a few months or years.

In addition

to providing training and

skills

to the underprivileged individuals, a developed nation can help them by offering jobs by opening doors for skilled people.

Moreover

, it will be beneficial for both of them as wealthy states would be able to get cheap labour and people from poor

countries

would get employment opportunities.

For example

, studies show that labourers from poor

countries

like Somalia are willing to work in wealthy

countries

like USA and UK at half the salary what other native people are receiving and it will sort out the problem of shortage of labourers in these

nations

. To conclude, developed states should resort to other kinds of support to solve the

poverty

problem in poor

countries

such

as providing the necessary

skills

and training to the poor and needy persons.

Moreover

, apart from teaching

skills

they should offer various jobs to deserving candidates from developing

nations

.