Trump Considers Rejoining WHO, Announces Plans for Major Saudi Investments in the U.S.

Washington, D.C Web Desk. U.S. President Donald Trump has announced that he is reconsidering the decision to withdraw from the World Health Organization (WHO), signaling a potential policy shift on global health collaboration.

In a recent statement, Trump also revealed ambitious plans to boost Saudi investment in the U.S., aiming to increase it from $600 billion to a staggering $1 trillion. He emphasized that for Saudi Arabia, “money is not an issue.”

The former president questioned, “Do you know where they make their money? They have an immense amount of liquid gold.” He further claimed that the U.S. has even greater resources but refrains from tapping into them due to environmental concerns.

Trump’s reconsideration of WHO membership marks a significant turn, as he had previously announced the U.S. withdrawal from the organization shortly after assuming office.

This development suggests a potential shift in international policy, sparking discussions about America’s future role in global health and economic partnerships.