
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio expressed hope for UN reform after attending General Assembly events in New York, saying Washington is committed to combating bureaucracy and wasteful spending in the organization, having previously supported President Trump's position on the need for large-scale reform of the world body.
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The United States has historically played a key role in the creation and functioning of the UN, but in recent years it has been criticized for being bureaucratic and ineffective, especially in the context of decisions on security and humanitarian crises.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio expressed hope for reforming the UN upon leaving New York, where he took part in the events of the organization's General Assembly.
Earlier, US President Donald Trump said from the rostrum of the UN General Assembly that Washington is seeking large-scale reform of the world organization.
“I leave the UN with the hope that our efforts will continue to contribute to the reform of this organization, of which the United States was one of the founders,” Rubio wrote on social media.
He argues that the United States intends to fight bureaucracy and wasteful spending.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The US will present a concrete package of UN reforms in the coming months
Likely · Within months
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