United States’ importance in the world and what would happen if it left the United Nations, Italy's Position.

Official Name : Italian Republic
Capital : Rome
President : Sergio Mattarella
Type of government : Unitary Parliamentary republic
Official languages: Italian
Population : 59,798,965 people 
Area : 301,338 km
Currency : Euro
GDP : $2.213 trillion
Religions : 83.3% Christianity, 12.4% No religion, 3.7% Islam, 0.2% Buddhism, 0.1% Hinduism, 0.3% other religion.
UN Member : Since December 14, 1955. 
Delegates Name : Ana Paula Sandoval Angulo 

United States’ importance in the world and what would happen if it left the
United Nations.

The now elected president of the united states, Donald Trump, has considered to withdrawal the U.S from the united Nations.This organization is conformed by 193 states and countries which rely on the participation of the U.S. Concerned that such withdrawal could affect economies worldwide including U.S itself.Not only affecting the economy , but breaking treaties such as the American free trade,It would reverse decades of diplomacy and international cohesion. It could face counter-actions from hostile countries. All this is due to the ignorant thoughts the president , Donald trump shared via twitter saying “The UN has such great potential but right now it is just a club for people to get together, talk and have a good time.”

Being Italy one of the 193 countries that constitute the organization, is as concerned as any others. The United States is funding 22 percent of the annual organization’s costs, it is by far the biggest contributor on the UN budget. Its withdrawal may affect the whole world's economy.

Italy is a steadfast and active transatlantic partner ,The U.S.-Italy partnership is one of the strongest, as Italy is a leader in peacekeeping and military operations around the world. Italy has also worked closely with the United States and others in combating drug trafficking, human trafficking, and terrorism. Over the past two years, Italy has been an early and active partner in the fights against ISIL and Ebola..

January 30, 2017- “What Donald Trump is doing, affects us all”: Italy’s politicians speak out against travel ban. US President Trump signed an executive order, banning people from Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Syria, Sudan and Yemen from entering the country for 90 days regardless of their US visa status or permanent residency.The move has inspired protest across America, with thousands of demonstrators protesting outside the airports where dozens were detained.

European Parliament president Antonio Tajani, said: "I want to confirm [the Italian government's] attitude of closeness, of solidarity with the overwhelming majority of people of the Islamic faith who live in our country and who reject terrorism". later added Gentiloni after the ban was announced, He had tweeted a statement seen as a condemnation of Trump's travel ban, saying: "Italy is anchored to its values. Open society, plural identity, no discrimination. These are the pillars of Europe.”

Laura Boldrini, the president of the chamber of deputies in Italy later added: "What the new president Trump is deciding for the United States affects us all because the executive orders, in addition to undermining the basis of international legal principles, lead to general chaos and a heightened risk of dangerous retaliation," Boldrini added, urging the EU and all member states to speak out "with a strong and determined voice”.

The country's economy today suffers from structural and non-structural problems, Italy’s economy is sinking , as their public debt increases annually , the US withdrawal from the united nations might aswell help the economy sink completely. Italy is the world’s ninth biggest economy. Its economic structure relies mainly on services and manufacturing. On 2015 The United States aid Italy with $63,862 broken down into: health, peace and security, Department of defense , department of health and human services. But now the help may stop thanks to the now elected President of the United States, Donald Trump, putting Italy in an awkward position. Italians may really need the U.S. In fact, to make it possible to create a larger economic space between the two sides of the Atlantic, the U.S. would need first to support Europeans to find a path for the solution to their sovereign debt crisis.

A lot of countries are holding grudges against Donald Trump for his racist way of referring to people, discriminating, and doing literally whatever he wants, Italy is one of many countries, but without anyone to stop him, what can we do?. Having such a powerful country against Italy could be worse, It might as well be more convenient to need to keep a good relation with the country. 

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