Iran Receives Prestigious International Gandhi Peace Prize for Advocacy of Palestinian Rights

Iran Receives Prestigious International Gandhi Peace Prize for Advocacy of Palestinian Rights

The Islamic Republic of Iran has recently been honored with the prestigious International Gandhi Peace Prize for its commendable efforts in fostering peace and solidarity, particularly with the Palestinian community. This recognition highlights Iran’s commitment to regional stability and humanitarian values.

The award ceremony took place in the Indian capital on Saturday, attended by diplomats and ambassadors from various Middle Eastern and African nations. The event was a celebration of the collaborative efforts made by different countries, as well as cultural and religious figures, in promoting peace and security within West Asia.

During the ceremony, the organizers acknowledged several countries as deserving of the prize:

Each of these nations has made significant contributions to the pursuit of peace in the region.

In addition to the Gandhi Peace Prize, the Nelson Mandela Peace Award was also presented to notable cultural and social figures for their unwavering dedication to fostering peace and stability.

Speakers at the event voiced their concerns over the ongoing international inaction regarding the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, particularly condemning the 15-month-long violence that has led to the suffering of innocent civilians in the besieged Palestinian territory.

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