I firmly believe that providing for those countries, who are in need or endangered, should be a principal priority for any major state’s foreign policy.
On the one hand, the main reason for this merciful position lays in the fact that a human needs to help another human being, when he demands one. This kind of approach can be applied to higher level of relationship between countries. The world without this doctrine of helping to each other would be a catastrophe. Smaller and poorer nations, which are facing many problems, namely hunger, nature disasters or crisis, would have already been gone long ago, if there was no international assistance in solving their issues. For instance, it is hard to imagine, how Nepal would handle its last flood incident, if there were no help from other countries, who sent their rescuers.
On the other hand helping other countries also guarantees global peace. There are regions, where political situation is not stable, that leads to many inner conflicts or even wars. I also cannot not to mention ongoing terrorism, that still disturbs our lives globally. Managing such complex events by more democratic, wealthier and more stable countries secures the calmness of millions of people worldwide. To illustrate, I can recall economical crisis in Greece in 2010’s, when other European states provided a range of support. Such European integrity saved the whole region’s economy and proved, that assisting for those, who are in the red, can lead to secured condition of the Union.
For these foregoing reasons, it seems to that supporting countries in need ensure global peace and save lives of people