The World Health Organization (WHO) has expressed regret over President Donald Trump's announcement of America's separation from this world organization. At the same time, the WHO has expressed hope that the US will reconsider its decision and engage in constructive dialogue to maintain the partnership.

Trump took this decision immediately after taking oath

Donald Trump signed an executive order on Monday, immediately after taking the oath, starting the process of withdrawing the US from the WHO. This is the second time in less than five years that the US has ordered to withdraw from the global body.

Trump has been criticizing WHO

Trump has long been criticizing the WHO. During his first term, he has tried to separate the US from this global health organization, but his successor Joe Biden stopped this plan. Trump has signed an executive order, stating that the President is sending a letter to the United Nations Secretary-General, formally informing him of America's plan to withdraw.

America will reconsider this - WHO

The WHO said in a statement, 'The World Health Organization regrets the announcement that the US wants to withdraw from the organization. We hope that the US will reconsider this and we look forward to engaging in constructive dialogue to maintain the partnership between the US and WHO for the health and well-being of millions of people around the world. '

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The statement said that the WHO plays a vital role in protecting the health of the people of the world, including Americans, by getting to the root of diseases, building strong health systems and detecting, preventing and responding to health emergencies, including disease outbreaks, often in dangerous places where others cannot go.

The US was a founding member of the WHO in 1948 and has since participated in shaping and steering the work of the global health body along with 193 other member states through its active participation in its executive board, the statement said.