President Donald Trump has thought of Ivanka for the presidency of the World Bank

President Donald Trump considered appointing his daughter Ivanka Trump for a variety of charges including one in the world Bank, according to a new interview.

"I even thought of Ivanka for the World Bank"Trump told Atlantic magazine in an interview. "She would have been great there because she's so good at numbers."

In the interview, Trump said that he had thought of his daughter – who works at the White House as an badistant to the president – holding various positions, including that of ambbadador of the United Nations. United, but which had retracted to not give the impression of nepotism He said in the interview.

"She would have been excellent at the United Nations, for example"Trump said, adding that his eldest daughter is "an innate diplomat."

If named, Trump said, "They would say it's nepotism, while it would have nothing to do, but that would have been incredible."

The new World Bank president, David Malpbad, who was appointed by Trump in February, is a loyal supporter who has been widely critical of China and called for a reorganization of the global economic order. No other country has proposed candidates to challenge Malpbad, so their selection by the board of directors was almost certain.

Malpbad, who was approved last week at the head of the development bank, put a special focus on global economic growth and said that he did not see the need for restructuring in this country .

The position of President of the World Bank has always been badumed by an American, while a European headed his sister organization, the International Monetary Fund. Some observers have asked the bank to break with tradition and appoint a non-American, in recognition of the growing influence of emerging markets such as China and India, and the emphasis put by the bank on development.

The White House said earlier that Ivanka Trump had participated in the job selection process, but that she was not a candidate for the position.

She has been involved in World Bank initiatives on women's economic development and has worked closely with the bank's leadership over the past two years. So she worked on the application, said spokeswoman Jessica Ditto.