Public celebrations (such as national days, festivals, etc.) are held in most countries. These are often quite expensive and some people say that governments should spend money on more useful things. Do you agree or disagree?

Most nations have many public celebrations

such

as national

days

, festivals, and

others

, but these are relatively expensive;

therefore

, the

government

should invest more

money

in ways that would help develop its country. I agree with

this

statement because the

government

should be better at managing its budgets. Indeed, celebrations

days

can be inexpensive to organize, but some

money

that the

government

is earned might negatively affect it.

For example

, every year, the

government

earns

money

it could spend on festivals, but

this

might not happen if corrupted officials misallocate funds;

therefore

, there will be less

money

to hold some activities.

Furthermore

, the

government

should be more interested in some factors which would develop its country,

such

as education, public transport and

others

because these should be given more priority. To illustrate, education is essential because, these

days

, some nations still have children who do not have the opportunity to go to school, and the future of these children might be low as expected.

Moreover

, in some countries, public transport is neglected because many pretences of

government

have other more important things than

this

. These celebration

days

,

however

, should not be avoided because

such

days

are as essential as

others

.

In addition

, the

government

should encourage its people to prepare and decorate for

such

days

because

this

will save the state

money

and people will participate in celebrations. To conclude, I agree with

this

statement because the

government

should pay attention to education, public transports and

others

.

However

,

such

days

are important to celebrate;

thus

, it should invite its people to help to reduce state costs, and it must be honest to its citizens.