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The developed country will become a political ally of the developing country, which may be useful in future conflicts.

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By providing aid, it might allow citizens of developed countries in the developing country to have better access and advantages.

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Under the presumption that the developed countries in question possess the necessary resources, manpower, and authority to provide aid to developing countries without undermining the the welfare of its populace, a developed country should provide such aid. For that, there are many reasons, one of which is that it can contribute to solving more pressing world issues like climate change and global warming. This is issue is not restricted to any geographical or political boundary and should be addresses by the global community.

Due to the nature of developing countries, namely operating in primary and secondary industries and not having sufficient funds to implement environmentally friendly infrastructure, these countries would benefit greatly from such aid from developed countries, especially countries that have successfully internalised an environmentally friendly framework.

(I’m not very sure but this might have been under the Kyoto Protocol)

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The economic interest of both the developing and developed country is linked and connected through trade and commerce. If the developed country can give aid to the developing country in times of need, helping it to become more developed economically, the developing country is thus able to trade more with the developed country and buy products from the the developed country, which benefits the developed country greatly.

The developing country, after being aided by the developed country, becomes stronger than it was before. This country is indebted to the developed country and acts in some way as a vessel state or colony in the sense that it is likely to support the developed country in future political endeavours and become its political ally.

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Providing economic aids creates a larger market for developed countries.The developed countries may hold control over the economic condition of the developing countries, such that receipient countries will become more willing to support the aid givers in future conflicts.

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Calls for the establishment of a contract, where more economically developed countries are able to channel aid into a central fund for use of developing countries in question. Rights to manage, oversee and account for the use of aid will be jointly given to both developed and developing countries part of the contract. Countries who have contributed to the fund will then be allowed to have first priority in investment into the developing countries, and have all settlement taxes waived. Taxes to the country will also be waived for the newly set up corporation within the first 5 years.

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Provision of aid will ensure developed countries continue to have resources. By providing aid to developing countries, they can have resources to build up and produce workers and other goods for the developed countries, which would benefit both parties.

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Provision of aid to a poorer country should be carried out as poorer countries tend to be less developed, allowing there to be more wildlife and natural resources.
In a typical developed country, such as Singapore, much wildlife is destroyed or has never been present, so by providing aid for the other country, the country that has been helped will return the help by giving some animals etc. for the other countrie’s zoo

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Provision of aid for developing countries allows for economic growth in the developed country as the developing countries would boost the economy of the aiding country. It would also form a good relation with the developing country which would be able to help the developed country in times of crisis such as shortage in food or medical/military aid after it’s development. Thus aiding developing countries would be a beneficial investment for the developed country.

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Provision of aid allows for more influence as a country. By providing aid, perception of the donor country will be positively influenced, shaping favourable global opinion. This results in increased economic and political influence of the donor country

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Aid allows more developed countries to exert greater influence over the affairs of less economically developed countries, hence ensuring greater power and influence does not fall into the hands of said developed country’s political enemies.

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With the aids of the developed country, the developing country and develop in a faster and easier way which allows them hence double their fortune. If the geographical position of the developing country is suitable, further cooperation with the developed country can be made and hence, benefiting both sides.

The developing country can provide their products to the developed country which is good.

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Provision of aid will allow countries to get a better price on exports of developing countries and better trade terms as well. Developing countries are also expanding markets, so developed countries can sell more goods and services, lessening trade deficit or increasing trade surplus.

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Economic aid in the form of investment, technical assistance and infrastructure development should be considered because it can increase your global political influence by gaining new allies. By giving us adequate technical assistance, our wealth of resources becomes more accessible which can then benefit your economy as well. We believe that by boosting our market economy and hence increase the spending power of our population, there will also be a higher demand in your goods.

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Provision of aid also allows for the economic development of developed countries! By using "Tied Aid", both developed and developing countries can have economic growth through the provision of aid!