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Improvements in health, education and trade are essential for the development of poorer nations. However, the governments of richer nations should take more responsibility for helping the poorer nations in such areas. What is your opinion? It goes without saying that the world has been divided into developing and industrialized countries. Needless to say, developed societies have a major impact on poorer ones. From my standpoint, wealth and resources in rich societies should be distributed to adjust a balance among all societies. They can help weaker countries in various fields, such as health, education and commerce. To vanish bridge the huge gap between rich and poor countries, richer countries’ governments should take the responsibility of assisting developing countries to improve/in improving their standard of living. Although developing countries play an integral role on in providing raw materials for all parts of the world, they have to purchase products from rich nations’ market. This trend can be reduced if they would have enough budget to establish their own factories/manufactories. To address this situation, wealthier authorities can give them long-term loans to accommodate their needs. In terms of health situation, developing countries have are faced facing serious problems. The amount of fundamental facilities and medicines in these impoverished societies are is below the poverty line. Developed countries are capable to of provide providing their required equipment and also know-howfield of /education related to health and hygiene in order to improve the level of health upon developing countries. As an illustration, African people suffer from different diseases which they do not have enough knowledge to treat them. Therefore, it can influence other countries, as well. When the infection spreads, all people all around the world might be endangered and afflicted. Furthermore, poor countries having the highest rate of illiterates cannot provide sufficient educational programs for their citizens. Therefore, in field of management, it can be filled by uneducated and unexperienced people. Privileged countries can help them to enhance their educational infrastructure, to a great extent. In conclusion, wealthier countries are responsible for poorer ones in many areas. As, they are too weak to solve their education, health and trade’s problems, thosewith rich resources can lead them to address their issues in the aforementioned fields.