The world will compromise and adapt to America's changes.

US President-elect Donald Trump is starting to build his new government by appointing many ministerial positions.

Meanwhile, the international community is also waiting for policy changes under the new US President, while countries are also preparing to cooperate and compromise with the US.

Just one day after being appointed by US President-elect Donald Trump as Secretary of Health, current Chairman of the US House Budget Committee, Mr. Tom Price, in his speech on November 30, affirmed that the results of the recent general election showed that the American people wanted "real change".

US President-elect Donald Trump. (photo: storypick.com).

As Secretary of Health, Mr. Price will be the person who “manages” the largest social programs of the US government such as “Medicare and Medicaid”. He also has authority at the US Food and Drug Administration, the US National Health Association and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention…

The new US government under Donald Trump is gradually taking shape, with key positions in charge of finance and the economy already being filled.

Observers say the President-elect has an economic focus. Changes in US policy decisions on international issues are what the world is waiting for.

Countries have all declared their readiness to cooperate with the new US government, despite President-elect Donald Trump's campaign statements being very different from those of the current administration.

For Germany, a traditional European ally of the United States, finding compromise and cooperation with the United States is of great concern. Speaking at a meeting of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) party, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said that she and the US President-elect have agreed to cooperate. In particular, she will work hard with the US on climate issues.

“Climate negotiations with US presidents have never been easy, except for President Obama, who was a little easier. Therefore, it is necessary to find compromises with mutual respect and keep clear positions. That is politics, when you always have to look for a common way forward,” German Chancellor Angela Merkel emphasized.

Mr. Trump is expected to take office on January 20, 2017. Most likely, the United States under President Trump will change its traditional relationships with allies and partners in Europe, or in NATO, and move closer to Russia./

According to VOV