35 -year -old enemies made friends … In return, enemy countries demanded Nobel for Donald Trump

Donald Trump Nobel Demand: Armenia and Azerbaijan have also joined the list of countries supporting US President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize. At a historic ceremony held at the White House on Friday, the leaders of the two countries signed a peace treaty to end the decades -old struggle. For this achievement, Azerbaijan President Ilham Aliyev, along with Armenia Prime Minister Nicole Pashinyan, proposed to nominate Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize.

Aliyev said that perhaps we should send a joint appeal to the Nobel Committee with Prime Minister Pashinyan so that President Trump is honored with the Nobel Peace Prize. Pasinyan supported the proposal, saying that I think President Trump Nobel is entitled to the Peace Prize and we will promote it.

With this, the number of countries supporting Trump for the Nobel Prize has increased to five. Earlier, Pakistan first raised this demand for Donald Trump. Pakistan credited Trump’s arbitration for the ceasefire on May 10 with India, while the Government of India made it clear that any other country had no role in getting ceasefire during this operation vermilion. Apart from this, Israel also supported Trump, when Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu handed over a letter to the Nobel Committee during his visit to Washington. Cambodia also supported Trump for the ceasefire by the US after a five -day clash between Cambodia and Thailand.

This peace agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan

This peace agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan is a symbol of the beginning of a new era in the South Caucasus region. The agreement includes the establishment of an important transit corridor called ‘Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity’, which will connect Azerbaijan and its firing autonomous region through the Armenian region. This corridor will promote regional trade, energy and connectivity. The two leaders appreciated the arbitration of the Trump administration for this achievement and described it as better than the unsuccessful efforts of Russia and other intermediaries like the European Union.