Norwegian Nobel Institute says Peace Prize is not transferrable
Machado’s suggestion — made during a television interview — prompted the official statement underscoring that Nobel Prize decisions are permanent and governed by the statutes of the Nobel Foundation, which do not allow appeals, sharing, or transfers once the prize is conferred.
Trump, who has expressed interest in the Nobel Peace Prize in the past, responded positively when asked whether he would accept such a transfer, though the Institute’s statement clearly rules out that possibility.
The controversy has attracted significant media attention and commentary internationally, with the Nobel body insisting it will not override its established rules despite external offers or intentions by laureates.
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