In surprise move, World Bank president to quit by February

WASHINGTON: Jim Yong Kim, the leader of the World Bank who was inconsistent with the Trump organizations strategy on environmental change, declared Monday he is leaving toward the finish of January, reported times of India

Kim's surprising takeoff three years previously his term was set to lapse is probably going to set off a savage fight between the Trump organization and different nations who have whined about the impact the US applies over the World Bank. 

Kim's flight will allow US President Trump to designate his own decision to fill the post. Since the making of the 189-country bank toward the finish of WW II, its pioneers have all been Americans. Its sister loaning organization, the International 

Money related Fund, has dependably been driven by an European. Different nations, including China and other Asian countries, have whined about the example. 

The World Bank said Kim will be prevailing on an interval premise by Kristalina Georgieva, its CEO and the bank's official board would promptly begin the procedure for choosing a lasting successor to Kim. The US is the biggest investor in the bank, which is headquartered in Washington.