US State Department to undergo ‘large -scale overhaul’: Major details of the ambitious scheme of Donald Trump Administration
Donald Trump administration unveiled its ambitious Plan For the “large -scale overhaul” of the US State Department on Tuesday. The United States Secretary State Secretary Marco Rubio, who leads the department and announces the restructuring plan, said the step was part of the “US First” mandate of the federal government.
“We cannot win a battle with bureaucratic bureaucracy for the 21st century that prevents innovation and describes rare resources wrong. That is why, under the leadership of President Trump and under my direction, I am announcing a reorganization of the department, so it can fulfill the fiery challenges of the 21st century and put America first.”
Consolidation of bureau and offices
The scheme involves consolidating 734 bureau and offices up to 602. In addition, 137 offices will be infected at another place within the department to increase their efficiency.
Staff decrease in America
The document informed the state department to be 15 percent less employees in the United States as compared to its current employees of the country.
New office for monitoring bureau on ‘democracy and human rights’
“A new office of” foreign aid and coordination for human affairs “” will oversee a bureau on democracy, human rights and religious freedom, a change from “present” democracy, human rights and labor “. It will also absorb the functions of the US agency for international development.
The new office will replace a division that “takes care of civil security, democracy and human rights.” The division is currently headed by a senior position for a senior position.
To close key offices
The plan has proposed to eliminate conflict and stabilization operations, whose activities include a task force to “guess and stop atrocities abroad, before it happens.
In addition, there is an office on the warned war crimes under reorganization, whose recent work includes documentation of Russia’s war in Ukraine.
(With agency input)
