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    US Desire To Reduce UN Funding

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    Post by Rocky Sat Nov 10, 2018 5:56 am

    US Desire To Reduce UN Funding
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    US Desire To Reduce UN Funding %D9%87%D8%A7%D9%8A%D9%84%D9%8A
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    The United States has said it wants to reduce its contribution to the UN's 20 percent funding and peacekeeping operations - 25 percent of its budget.
    US Ambassador to the United Nations Nicky Hailey said on Friday that her country wanted to reduce its contribution to the funding of the UN, stressing that the pluralistic system was sometimes "bad" for Americans.
    The United States' contribution to the Organization's operational budget is 20 per cent, contributes 25 per cent of the peacekeeping budget, and contributes to the funding of many United Nations agencies, the largest contributor to the United Nations.
    Hayley promised that her country's funding of 25 percent of the peacekeeping budget was "disproportionate" and called for an adjustment of funding ratios in new negotiations, which are due to end in December.
    "The issue is not limited to fairness, but it is about the continuity of the success of multilateralism."
    "There are times that lead us to believe that multilateralism was a bad deal for the United States, and that we may be more effective in promoting our principles and interests individually," Hailey said.
    The 193 member states of the Organization are considering the budget of the United Nations, which was reduced by $ 600 million last year under pressure from the Trump administration to some $ 6.7 billion.
    The United States, China, Japan, Germany and France are the largest contributors to peacekeeping operations.


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