In 2005, Mohamed ElBarade'i, (Cairo, 1942) Egyptian diplomat and director of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) founded in 1957, for his continued efforts in recent years with great honour awarded the Nobel Peace Prize with his agency:
"for their efforts to prevent nuclear energy from being used for military purposes and to ensure that nuclear energy for peaceful purposes is used in the safest possible way".
In his speech during the ceremony, Mohamed ElBaradei, said the world must abandon nuclear weapons to survive, in short, he has launched an appeal for everyone whether its another with dignity and tolerance in order to avoid self destruction second nuclear weapons because he should not have put it in our consciousness, and certainly not in our security. He also said that all nuclear sites are to be dismantled in order to have a security system that is not dependent on a nuclear source.
This agency was established with the aim of promoting the peaceful use of nuclear energy and prevent its use for military purposes. The office is based in Vienna, where many experiments are carried out. IAEA also has liaison offices in Italy, a Sad really.
Mohamed ElBaradei, has also been for many years his country's ambassador to the United Nations. During his life he studied at Cairo University where he later graduated and then continued her studies in the United States in 1974 where he earned a doctorate in international law.
Dreaming of the time when nuclear weapons will be permanently removed, Mohamed ElBaradei shared his Nobel Prize with his entire agency representing the Japanese Yukiya Amano inhabitant of the land where 60 years ago was hit by a nuclear attack.
This agency was established with the aim of promoting the peaceful use of nuclear energy and prevent its use for military purposes. The office is based in Vienna, where many experiments are carried out. IAEA also has liaison offices in Italy, a Sad really.
Mohamed ElBaradei, has also been for many years his country's ambassador to the United Nations. During his life he studied at Cairo University where he later graduated and then continued her studies in the United States in 1974 where he earned a doctorate in international law.
Dreaming of the time when nuclear weapons will be permanently removed, Mohamed ElBaradei shared his Nobel Prize with his entire agency representing the Japanese Yukiya Amano inhabitant of the land where 60 years ago was hit by a nuclear attack.
In 2006,MUHAMMAD YUNUS, an english economist and banker, received the Academy of the Oslo Nobel Peace Prize, for his great cimmitment to GREEMEN BANK he founded in 1983, to enable the poor to receive a loan that would allow them to survive based not on the solvency, but on trust. Since then, the Greemen Bank has disbursed more than 5 billion over 5 million applicants. To ensure repayment, the bank uses solidarity groups, small informal groups, the grant recipients. whose membres support each other in the efforts of individual economic advancement and have joint and several liability for repayment of the loan. Over time , the Greemen Bank has inspired differents solutions for the financing of small businesses. in addition to microcredit, the bank offers home loans and estabilishment of modern systems of irrigation and fishery, and consulting services in the menagement of risk capital and, like any other bank, menagement of savings.
The " Bank of the Poor" so nicknemed Muhammad Yunus, was born in Chittagong ( Bangladesh) in 1940 with a degree in economics in the USA, gave up a career as a University professor in the United States to return to his country and dedicate themselves to a population among the poorest in the world.
It was imposed on 191 contenders for the Nobel Prize, winning the prize of 1 million euro.The justifacation for the Norwegian demostrated the link between economics and peace : a lasting peace can't be achieved except throught means that are able to overcome the poverty of the large sections of the population.
