UN budget cut by $570 million; Washington announces sweeping financial and administrative reforms

According to U.S. officials, this action was carried out under the direction of Donald Trump, President of the United States, with the aim of curbing unnecessary costs, reforming administrative processes, and increasing the efficiency of the United Nations.


The U.S. Mission, in a message posted on the social network X, has emphasized that this budget reduction is part of a broader program to streamline bureaucracy, prevent the misuse of financial resources, and focus more on the United Nations' core missions, particularly in the areas of global peace and security.


The message states that the United States seeks to transform the United Nations into a more accountable and effective institution by applying pressure and presenting reform initiatives. U.S. officials believe that reducing costs will not only fail to undermine the organization's primary missions but could also pave the way for improved performance and more targeted use of financial resources.


The U.S. Mission has also clarified that the reform process in the United Nations' structure will continue, and Washington will soon release more details about the next steps and upcoming programs—programs that, according to this mission, will play a significant role in strengthening peace and stability on a global scale.

The United States Mission to the United Nations has announced that, as a result of fundamental reviews of the financial structure of this international body, the United Nations budget has been reduced by $570 million.

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