HRES 799119th CongressIn Committee

Recognizing President Donald J. Trump's Role as a Transformational Peacemaker Whose Achievements in International Diplomacy Merit the Nobel Peace Prize.

Introduced: Oct 10, 2025

Sponsor: Rep. Carter, Earl L. "Buddy" [R-GA-1] (R-Georgia)

Standard Summary

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This is a non-binding House resolution introduced in the 119th Congress that formally recognizes Donald J. Trump as a transformational peacemaker and urges the Norwegian Nobel Committee to award him the Nobel Peace Prize. The bill portrays Trump as advancing global peace, security, and diplomacy through a policy described as “peace through strength,” cites alleged diplomatic breakthroughs (notably in the Middle East), and references other international conflicts the sponsors say he helped resolve. It is a ceremonial, symbolic measure that does not create new law or authorize spending; its primary effect would be to express Congressional opinion and influence public and international perceptions.

Key Points

1The resolution recognizes President Trump’s “exceptional and unwavering dedication” to global peace, security, and diplomacy.
2It asserts that Trump achieved diplomatic breakthroughs previously elusive to career diplomats and highlights a peace agreement the sponsors say ended a Hamas-initiated war, including hostage releases, Hamas disarmament, and removal from power in Gaza.
3It lists additional international conflicts the sponsors credit to Trump’s leadership (Azerbaijan-Armenia; Cambodia-Thailand; Israel-Iran; Rwanda-DRC; India-Pakistan; Egypt-Ethiopia; Serbia-Kosovo).
4It cites remarks from notable leaders and officials praising Trump’s diplomatic role and breakthroughs.
5It urges the Norwegian Nobel Committee to award Trump the Nobel Peace Prize in recognition of his alleged achievements in securing peace and promoting global stability.

Impact Areas

Primary group/area affected: U.S. political discourse and public opinion regarding Trump, U.S. foreign policy legacy, and the credibility of leadership in international diplomacy.Secondary group/area affected: International audiences and foreign governments observing U.S. stance on peace processes and recognitions; potential influence on perceptions of the Nobel Prize process.Additional impacts: Reinforces a pro-Trump narrative within Congress, could shape debates on diplomacy and national security; does not alter policy or authorize funding, but may influence symbolic diplomacy and future discourse about peacemaking achievements.

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