Speaker of the Hungarian Parliament also nominated Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize

Speaker of Parliament László Kövér has joined the US House speaker and the Israeli Knesset speaker in nominating US President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize.

Trump deserves Nobel Peace Prize

In a letter to members of the Nobel Committee seen by MTI, the three leaders said their nomination marked the first time parliamentary speakers from different parts of the world have united to propose a single leader for the award, praising Trump for his commitment to peace.

“Throughout his years of public service, President Trump has been a champion of peace, unwavering in his commitment to advancing dialogue, promoting diplomacy, and modeling principled leadership on the world stage,” it said.

The letter highlighted Trump’s dedication to dialogue, diplomacy, and principled leadership, citing achievements such as a 20-point peace plan for Gaza, the Abraham Accords, the ceasefire between India and Pakistan, a truce and peace agreement between Thailand and Cambodia, reconciliation between the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda, a peace treaty between Azerbaijan and Armenia, economic normalisation between Serbia and Kosovo, and easing tensions between Egypt and Ethiopia.

Exceptional statesmanship

They said President Trump’s record reflects exceptional statesmanship and uncommon courage in confronting long-standing hostilities with vision, creativity, and resolve.

The signatories argued that no individual did more to advance peace in 2025 than President Trump, and that “few, if any” had done more in history to promote the cause of peace.

They concluded that Trump’s diplomatic achievements constitute “a monumental stride toward the realisation of peace in our time and merit the Nobel Committee’s highest recognition”.

Meanwhile, PM Orbán is ready to pay at least USD 1 billion to become a full member of Trump’s new Gaza Board of Peace. But Hungary’s smallest neighbour boldly defied the American president by sending soldiers to Greenland, the globe’s largest island demanded by Trump.