Solutions for Developing and Emerging Economies!
Current problems in emerging economies:
-Many emerging and developing states such as my country [Cameroon], are a miasma of corruption whose deplorable state affords little fruition of any avenue of equitable success. Many strive, but fewer achieve their fullest potential. As a result, many have risked their lives and continue to do so by fleeting to other countries in pursuit of a distant hope.
-Furthermore, the deteriorating state of many emerging economies such as Cameroon arises not only from the sorry state of international affairs that plunges our global community ceaselessly into an ever provocative clash between the haves and the have nots, but equally evolves from the malignant rule of its leaders who lack most highly the elementary formulations of a dignified governorship.
-The ongoing issue is not the immorality of the establishment, but rather the problem of stubbornly refusing to relinquish power and justifying bad conduct in terms of mitigating factors.
Suggested solution:
-Like many others, I trust that If we invest on reforming the corrupt and unjust system of governance that plunges many emerging economies and developing states such as Cameroon into a cycle of poverty and culture of violence, we can be most assured that with a stable political and socio-economic arena, guaranteed opportunities can be created within the various developing countries, which will enable all capable and willing citizens to attain some level of eqitable success in their own dignified merit.
-I believe the core solution that we must invest in is not charity, but political reform. Indeed, charity alone, only mitigates the suffering, and never quite eradicates the endless pointless suffering that many developing and emerging states endure as a result of Not having a strong political, social, economic, and cultural capital that would place them in a potent position when dealing with matters of international relations and diplomacy.
-To become a worthy contributor toward this objective, we should strive to utilize the existing knowledge we've acquired, together with our ongoing educational experience, socio-analytical skills, and collaborate with formidable individuals, groups, and organizations in constructing applicable solutions that will ensure that nations such as Cameroon, who have little or no economic, political, or social capital, can become active participants in wielding their own success in life, while mitigating their dependency on developed nations for basic welfare.
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-Many emerging and developing states such as my country [Cameroon], are a miasma of corruption whose deplorable state affords little fruition of any avenue of equitable success. Many strive, but fewer achieve their fullest potential. As a result, many have risked their lives and continue to do so by fleeting to other countries in pursuit of a distant hope.
-Furthermore, the deteriorating state of many emerging economies such as Cameroon arises not only from the sorry state of international affairs that plunges our global community ceaselessly into an ever provocative clash between the haves and the have nots, but equally evolves from the malignant rule of its leaders who lack most highly the elementary formulations of a dignified governorship.
-The ongoing issue is not the immorality of the establishment, but rather the problem of stubbornly refusing to relinquish power and justifying bad conduct in terms of mitigating factors.
Suggested solution:
-Like many others, I trust that If we invest on reforming the corrupt and unjust system of governance that plunges many emerging economies and developing states such as Cameroon into a cycle of poverty and culture of violence, we can be most assured that with a stable political and socio-economic arena, guaranteed opportunities can be created within the various developing countries, which will enable all capable and willing citizens to attain some level of eqitable success in their own dignified merit.
-I believe the core solution that we must invest in is not charity, but political reform. Indeed, charity alone, only mitigates the suffering, and never quite eradicates the endless pointless suffering that many developing and emerging states endure as a result of Not having a strong political, social, economic, and cultural capital that would place them in a potent position when dealing with matters of international relations and diplomacy.
-To become a worthy contributor toward this objective, we should strive to utilize the existing knowledge we've acquired, together with our ongoing educational experience, socio-analytical skills, and collaborate with formidable individuals, groups, and organizations in constructing applicable solutions that will ensure that nations such as Cameroon, who have little or no economic, political, or social capital, can become active participants in wielding their own success in life, while mitigating their dependency on developed nations for basic welfare.
https://www.gofundme.com/studyingeneva
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