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In many countries governments spend a lot of money on internet infrastructures. Some say it is reasonable to allocate these funds, but others disagree and say that many more important programs need this money. Discuss both views, give your opinion and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience. Developing countries nowadays tend to invest in various fields of infrastructures and the internet dominates a remarkable portion of these funds. However, many controversies have been arisen among experts whether it is a beneficial trend or not. Many believe that the internet is a common way of connection among people. In fact, nowadays many businesses are relied rely on people’s links. Individuals tend to be more online gathering information to discover new remarkably efficient methods of developing their business and make more money. They use it for marketing and to publishing advertisement besides they try to finding technical information on the internet. Therefore, it is necessary to spend more money on internet infrastructures for countries which tend to have sustainable development. On the other hand, critics assert that although the internet can help the businesslords to enhance their companies, to establish these businesses other infrastructures such as railways are required. Factories which have no access to proper means of physical transportation, however much more access to the internet they might have, would fail to develop considerably, and this will have adverse effect on the advancement of industries as well as/and the country. From my perspective, governments should implement plans to develop all infrastructural fields homogenously and continuously, inasmuch as the internet infrastructure is as important as other infrastructural fields like roads, and to reach the situation of sustainable development all of them are needed. Therefore, governments should strike a balance between all the fields and improve them coordinately. It is evident that not only will monotonous improvements in a single field help with the to enhancement of the industries, but also would lead the country to recession and corruption. To conclude, to have the best fundamental requirements for development having a balanced progress in all infrastructural fields is compulsory, and investing/investment in one field such as the internet would not help the country.