Helping other countries and providing help to them is essentially a generous gesture that can strengthen ties between countries where all parties involved can seek some benefits for themselves. Donor countries use aid as a tool not only to help other countries, improve their image, and gain some benefits from the aid, such as resources, but also to provide security for themselves. But getting safety is not that simple, there are people who could get hurt and mostly they are aid workers just trying to help others. By using aid to help others and help advance the developed world there is the ability to promote local and international security, which is important not only for developing countries, which do not need obstacles that can disrupt the newly formed order, but also for developed countries that need a stable international order to foresee future international events. Security does not always have to be linked to military and force: it can be achieved with properly managed aid, which can be used to bring divided communities together, advance collective goals and strengthen local interests that support peace. Humanitarian workers can actively work to balance power between social groups so that they can create a more peaceful environment in which to work and promote security not only in the developing country area but also in the developed country area, because in this way the developed countries freed themselves from the external enemy. If security was once promoted using force, today the use of aid to achieve security is mainly linked to the use of institutional reforms, the development of complex economic programs and the reconstruction of the state. Whenever some topics that alarm a large number of people become popular and many parties begin to imply to solve the problem, politicians begin to take... half the paper... gender in general, but on the other hand, the donor country seeks to gain a more peaceful environment so that it can do so without the concerns they spread their economic, political, cultural and other interests. As with all things in life, people have to pay for their own goals, in this case donor countries unfortunately need to lose innocent lives of aid workers to gain security for themselves. The aid program can be developed as peacefully as possible, but there will always be someone who will not be happy with the changes in his country or who will not receive help and help and will cause riots and in the end someone will get hurt. Donor countries must pay attention to using aid as a tool to ensure security. They must take into account the internal situation of developing countries and other humanitarian agencies and only then the use of aid to ensure security would be more peaceful without loss of life..