US Secretary of State Rubio announces drastic reforms in the Ministry

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US Foreign Minister Marco Rubio has announced a far-reaching reform of his ministry, which aims to reduce superfluousness. In his communication, Rubio explained that some offices and programs that are not essential for the national interests of the United States are to be abolished. This decision follows a general criticism of the size and efficiency of the Foreign Ministry, which is often referred to as "inflated".

Rubio said that the restructuring aims to create a slimmer and effective authority that is better able to react to the challenges of international diplomacy. These measures are part of a broader strategy to reduce the bureaucracy and to focus specifically on the areas that are important for national security and American interests.

The planned cuts and changes could not only have an impact on the internal structure of the ministry, but also on the implementation of foreign policy as a whole. A reduction in offices could potentially mean less personnel for international negotiations, which raises questions about the long -term ability to act.

In addition, the reform could have an impact on cooperation with international partners and organizations. The question remains how these changes are perceived by other countries and whether they strengthen or weaken the existing alliances.

Overall, the Foreign Ministry faces a crucial phase in which the priorities have to be reorganized. Rubio’s approach will attract all eyes while the effects of this restructuring on the United States' foreign policy are observed.