Sure. I should have been more specific.
However, much of the abundance in western nations, need the cheap production of those countries. Trading wheat for Rolex clocks might be a bad deal for them (hyperbolic point, I know).
E.g. countries like Nigeria have a simultaneous obesity and malnutrition (low bmi) problem.
I am not claiming I know what needs to be done.
It’s easy to write that from the comfort of a western nation with reliable electricity where bellies are full and most household chores are done by machine.
The rest of the world very much would like that same standard of living (food, physical comfort and safety), and for that - they need affordable energy.