US President Donald Trump signed an executive order, taking out the US from the membership of the World Health Organization (WHO), developing a plan to remain a member of the Global Health Agency.

The demands include major improvements in the World Health Organization, and the United Nations Health Agency incharge American.

Trump suggested that if the WHO is “cleaned” then the US could return, without providing details about what would be needed. Two sources said that the reform proposal is under discussion before taking charge of Trump, but it is not clear whether his administration will adopt any other recommendations of it or not.

Trump’s executive orders that were out of their first policy were on taking over. This will lead the Global Health Agency to lose its single-long big funds by January 2026. The order accuses the organization of incorrectly connecting the Kovid -19 epidemic and being affected by other countries, which was denied by the WHO.

Reuters stated that the document compiled by an external policy specialist at the request of Trump’s transition team concluded that the WHO has become the “most chaotic, at least effective United Nations Agency”.

The WHO has failed to execute the proposed reforms in the last two decades, leading to a decline in management and scientific expertise. It admits that leaving WHO will harm American interests, but argues that the same is true to stay in the organization until it is improved.

The proposal Document asks for the appointment of an American particular envoy in 2025, reporting to Trump and the White House, to oversee interacting with WHO about possible reforms before the exit for next year.

Currently, WHO coordination is controlled by the Department of State and Health and Human Services. The messenger will push to an American officer to run a global health agency for the first time in its history.

The proposal stated, “This is no formal reason that this is the case and is an important factor in the waste of American funds at the top of the lack of US leadership and the decline of organization’s efficiency.”

The United States is the largest financial bank of WHO so far, contributing about 18% of its overall funding, which includes $ 400 million and $ 130 million in voluntary contribution, which includes their economy that their economy Payments are made by the member states depending on the size of.

The WHO has warned of spending cuts until other donors take steps to fill the US gap.