Bill Gates to give up $ 200 billion by 2045 says, “Mossk says,” The poorest children of the world says.

On Thursday, Bill Gates pledged to abandon $ 200 billion through his charitable institution by 2045 and criticized in Elon Musk, accusing the richest man of “killing the poorest children in the world” through huge discounts in the US foreign aid budget.

The 69 -year -old billionaire founder at Microsoft said he was speeding his plans to strip all his wealth and the foundation will be closed on December 31, 2045, years ago, which was previously planned. Gates said he believed that money will help in achieving many of its goals, such as eliminating diseases such as polio and malaria, ending the deaths that can be prevented between women and children, and reducing global poverty.

His announcement follows the movements of governments, including the Trump administration, to reduce the international aid budgets used to prevent deadly and famine diseases.

Musk supervised the discounts in the United States, which publicly boasted about feeding the United States Agency for International Development “in wooden pieces”, and his government ministry (DOGE). About 80 percent of the American Agency for International Development will be cut off; The agency spent $ 44 billion worldwide in the fiscal year 2023.

“The image of the richest man in the world kills the poorest children of the world is not a beautiful picture,” Gates told the Financial Times.

In an interview with Reuters, Gates warned of a flagrant reflection of decades of progress in reducing deaths over the next four years due to financing discounts by governments all over the world.

“The number of deaths will start to climb for the first time … it will be millions of deaths due to resources,” Gates told Reuters.

The basis cannot fill the critical gaps, as the gates warn

The annual budget of the Gates Foundation will reach $ 9 billion by 2026 and about $ 10 billion from the United States annually after rapid spending. Gates warned the White House that its institution and other charitable works cannot fill the gaps left by governments.

“I think governments will return to the attention of survival,” Gates said on Thursday, though, Gates said Thursday, “Gates said on Thursday.

Gates and Moses, the CEO of Tesla and Spacex, have once agreed to the role of the wealthy in giving up money to help others, but since then has clashed several times.

When asked if he recently appealed to Musk to change the path, Gates said that it is now up to Congress to decide on the future to spend American aid.

“Gates is a big liar.” Musk spokesperson was not immediately available for comment.

Gates said that despite his deep pockets of his institution, progress will not be possible without government support.

“There are many urgent problems that must be solved for me to stick to the resources that can be used to help people,” Gates wrote in a post on his website. “It is not clear whether the richest countries in the world will continue to defend its poorest.”

The Foundation has given 100 billion US dollars since its establishment

He praised the discounts in Africa, where some governments re -allocated budgets, but he said, for example, polio will not be eliminated without financing the United States.

Gates issued the announcement on the twenty -fifth anniversary of the Foundation. He created the organization with his wife at the time, Melinda, in 2000, and later joined by the billionaire Warren Buffett.

From the beginning, the Foundation granted $ 100 billion, which helped provide millions of lives and supportive initiatives such as Gavi Vaccine Group and the Global Fund for fighting AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria.

He said he would close after spending about 99 percent of Gates’s personal fortune. The founders originally expected that the foundation will be concluded in the contracts that followed their deaths.

Gates, currently estimated at about $ 108 billion, expects that the Foundation will spend about 200 billion dollars by 2045, with the final number dependent on markets and inflation.

The Foundation has faced criticism of its huge strength and its impact in this field without the required accountability, including in the World Health Organization.

Gates himself was also vulnerable to conspiracy theories, especially during the Covid-19s.

He spoke to Trump several times in recent months, and twice since the President took office on January 20.

“The world has values. This is what my parents taught me,” Gates told Reuters.