10.10.2009 06:44:21 Obama accepted the honour but acknowledged he was "both surprised and deeply humbled." Appearing in the White House Rose Garden, Obama said he does not "view it as recognition of my own accomplishments" but rather as recognition of goals he has set for the United States and the world.
US President Barack Obama won this year the surprise gift of 2009 Nobel Peace Prize for his International diplomacy to bring global amity and showed his vision for free nuclear-arsenal world.
(live-PR.com) - Obama's effort that multi-lateral diplomacy has regained a central position, with emphasis on the role that the United Nations and other international institutions can play, the statement said. Obama is the fourth US President to win the Nobel Peace Prize.
At home in United States of America mainstream American media welcomed the move with sign of relief on Noble choice is largely a "rebuke" to the foreign policies of his predecessor George W Bush.
"In one sense, the award is a rebuke to the foreign policies of Bush, some of which the President has sought to overturn," The New York Times said in an article posted on its website.
The Washington Post, in its lead news posted on the website early today, said that in choosing Obama from among 205 nominees, the committee "appeared to be continuing its rebuke of the Bush administration's go-it-alone approach to world bodies and alliances, including its decision to go to war in Iraq without UN approval.
The first Afro-American President of the US is the third incumbent after Theodore Rossevelt and Woodrow Wilson to win the peace prize. Former President Jimmy Carter won the prize after his term in the White House.
Former Polish President Lech Waleza and a Nobel peace prize winner was among the major leaders who said the "honour has come too fast".
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon came out strongly in support of the Nobel Peace Prize for Obama and termed the Norwegian Committee's decision "a very wise" one.
The President Mrs Pratibha Devi Singh Patil, the Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh and the UPA Chairperson Mrs Sonia Gandhi have congratulated Mr Obama for winning the Nobel peace prize.
White House has said that the US President will accept the prize in person. The award is due to be presented in Oslo on December 10.
Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev congratulated President Barack Obama on his Nobel Peace Prize award on Friday, and welcomed the U.S. leader's positive impact on global affairs.
Dalai Lama congratulated President Barrack Obama recipient of the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize. Dalai Lama in letter to Obama, His Holiness said he was pleased that the Nobel Committee had "recognized your approach towards resolving international conflicts through the wisdom and power of dialogue."
Hungarian Prime Minister Gordon Bajnai congratulated U.S. President Barack Obama on being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, saying he was pleased that the award recognized Obama's efforts to improve international cooperation, and promote peace, local newswire MTI reported on Friday.
(RIA Novosti) - Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has congratulated his U.S. counterpart Barack Obama on winning the Nobel Peace Prize, the Kremlin said Saturday."I consider this move by the Nobel Committee as evidence of a realistic vision of world development dynamics. I hope this decision will serve as an additional impetus to our joint work to form a new climate in international politics and promote initiatives crucially important for global security," Medvedev's congratulatory message said.
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US President Barack Obama won this year the surprise gift of 2009 Nobel Peace Prize for his International diplomacy to bring global amity and showed his vision for free nuclear-arsenal world.
(live-PR.com) - Obama's effort that multi-lateral diplomacy has regained a central position, with emphasis on the role that the United Nations and other international institutions can play, the statement said. Obama is the fourth US President to win the Nobel Peace Prize.
At home in United States of America mainstream American media welcomed the move with sign of relief on Noble choice is largely a "rebuke" to the foreign policies of his predecessor George W Bush.
"In one sense, the award is a rebuke to the foreign policies of Bush, some of which the President has sought to overturn," The New York Times said in an article posted on its website.
The Washington Post, in its lead news posted on the website early today, said that in choosing Obama from among 205 nominees, the committee "appeared to be continuing its rebuke of the Bush administration's go-it-alone approach to world bodies and alliances, including its decision to go to war in Iraq without UN approval.
The first Afro-American President of the US is the third incumbent after Theodore Rossevelt and Woodrow Wilson to win the peace prize. Former President Jimmy Carter won the prize after his term in the White House.
Former Polish President Lech Waleza and a Nobel peace prize winner was among the major leaders who said the "honour has come too fast".
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon came out strongly in support of the Nobel Peace Prize for Obama and termed the Norwegian Committee's decision "a very wise" one.
The President Mrs Pratibha Devi Singh Patil, the Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh and the UPA Chairperson Mrs Sonia Gandhi have congratulated Mr Obama for winning the Nobel peace prize.
White House has said that the US President will accept the prize in person. The award is due to be presented in Oslo on December 10.
Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev congratulated President Barack Obama on his Nobel Peace Prize award on Friday, and welcomed the U.S. leader's positive impact on global affairs.
Dalai Lama congratulated President Barrack Obama recipient of the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize. Dalai Lama in letter to Obama, His Holiness said he was pleased that the Nobel Committee had "recognized your approach towards resolving international conflicts through the wisdom and power of dialogue."
Hungarian Prime Minister Gordon Bajnai congratulated U.S. President Barack Obama on being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, saying he was pleased that the award recognized Obama's efforts to improve international cooperation, and promote peace, local newswire MTI reported on Friday.
(RIA Novosti) - Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has congratulated his U.S. counterpart Barack Obama on winning the Nobel Peace Prize, the Kremlin said Saturday."I consider this move by the Nobel Committee as evidence of a realistic vision of world development dynamics. I hope this decision will serve as an additional impetus to our joint work to form a new climate in international politics and promote initiatives crucially important for global security," Medvedev's congratulatory message said.
Author:
Naresh Sagar
Web: http://www.Nksagar.com
Phone: 9810974027
The moon - that nocturnal inspiration to poets and lovers for centuries - was viciously attacked yesterday morning at 7:31 EST by Muslim terrorist Barack HUSSEIN Obama and his co-conspirators within THE GOVERNMENT.
ReplyDeleteA clear message has been sent by this radical jihadist to good and decent people everywhere. There is no room for misinterpretation: if they can target the moon - THE MOON! - in such a ghastly and unprovoked matter, it proves - conclusively - that Main Street is not safe. All of us are vulnerable to their insidious wickedness and villainy. Our children must be protected from the radical, hideous agenda of this man and his vile administration. Mark my words, my fellow Americans - today the moon, tomorrow Anytown, USA. OH, THE HUMANITY!
Where will it all end? What sinister plans does he have in store for Christendom? Don't say you weren't warned, America! Don't you dare say you weren't given ample notice of this Kenyan-born extremist's evil intentions for us. I can see it now: Death Panels! Communist Medicine! An abortion clinic in every public school! Generations of innocent American schoolchildren forced to memorize entire paragraphs of the autobiography of Malcolm X! I have seen the future, my friends. It is bleak. Very very bleak.
But seriously folks....
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