Will Donald Trump get the Nobel Peace Prize? Pakistan in support

He wants the award and has expressed it openly. Meanwhile, Pakistan has also come out in support of Trump. The Pakistan government has proposed Trump’s name for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize.

The statement issued by Pakistan said that US President Donald Trump has been praised for his decisive diplomatic intervention and cooperation during the recent India-Pakistan crisis. Nobel Peace Prize for Important Leadership in 2026 Trump has repeatedly taken credit for playing a key role in de-escalating the conflict.

New Delhi:  Former US President Donald Trump is once again in the headlines – this time regarding the Nobel Peace Prize. According to the latest news, Pakistan has supported the award of Nobel Peace Prize to Donald Trump. The unexpected move has created a stir in international politics.

Why is Pakistan supporting?

Pakistani politicians and some sections of the media have recently stated that Donald Trump should be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts to mediate India-Pakistan relations and his role in the Afghan peace deal. In 2019, Trump offered to “mediate” between India and Pakistan on the Kashmir issue, which was rejected by India but appreciated by Pakistan.

Trump’s achievements that are in the news

Trump’s participation in the talks between North Korea and South Korea.

Withdrawal of American forces from Afghanistan and talks with the Taliban.

Abraham Accord between Israel and Arab countries, which was considered a major breakthrough towards peace.

Based on these points, his supporters believe that Trump is a global “peace dealmaker”.

There is also criticism and controversy

However, critics say that Trump’s foreign policy has often been one-sided and he has often affected international relations by making controversial statements. Some experts believe that his attitude has increased confrontation rather than peace.

Can he really get the Nobel Prize?

The Nobel Prize Committee is completely independent and does not come under pressure from any country or organization. However, it does not allow anyone to be nominated.

It’s easy to do (any MP, professor, or international institution can do it), but the selection process is extremely secretive and rigorous.

Whether Donald Trump will win the Nobel Peace Prize or not is something only the future will tell. But the support of a country like Pakistan shows that Trump’s image on the global stage still remains influential – whether it is positive or controversial.