NOBEL PEACE PRIZE NOMINATION COUNCIL

American International University of Science & Theology (AIUST)

 Nobel Peace Prize Nomination Council

In accordance with § 3, no. 3 of the "Special Regulations for the award of the Nobel Peace Prize and the Norwegian Nobel Institute, etc. adopted by the Nobel Committee of the Norwegian Storting* on the 10th day of April in the year 1905 (including amendments of 1977, 1991, 1994, 1998 and 2000)" governing the Nobel Peace Prize Nomination process, the American International University of Science & Theology (AIUST) has exercised its powers and established a distinguished Selection Council entrusted with the responsibility of identifying and nominating worthy candidates for the Nobel Peace Prize.

This Council, chaired by the University President, Prof. Dr. Dr. Andreas Huber, reflects AIUST’s commitment to academic excellence, ethical responsibility, and the advancement of global peace.

Each year, the Council carefully reviews and evaluates potential laureates from around the world—leaders, organizations, and visionaries whose contributions embody the spirit of peace, reconciliation, and human dignity.

Through this solemn and prestigious duty, AIUST underscores its role as a global institution of higher learning, deeply engaged in fostering intercultural dialogue, interreligious understanding, and the promotion of lasting peace.

Our university does not only educate future leaders; it actively participates in shaping the moral and humanitarian landscape of the world.

By undertaking this noble responsibility, AIUST affirms its standing as a university of global influence—an institution that not only educates but actively contributes to shaping a more just, ethical, and peaceful world.

Our annual nominations reflect our mission to foster intercultural dialogue, interreligious understanding, and transformative leadership at the highest levels of international recognition.

AIUST demonstrates its commitment to serve as a moral and intellectual beacon, giving voice to the values of humanity and positioning our university among the world’s most respected advocates for peace.

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