Why did Obama win the Nobel Prize? ...

Obama won the prize for three reasons:

First of all, he "made extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation among people of all countries".

Second, Obama's contribution to strengthening international institutions and promoting denuclearization.

Third, "few people can attract the attention of the world like Obama and bring people hope for a better future."

The reason why the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to President Obama, who took office less than a year ago, was that the judges were willing to support the goal that Obama fought for. The statement of the Committee said that the new president of the United States changed the international political climate and multilateral diplomacy returned to the center of the stage.

The Nobel Prize jury said that President Obama "has made extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation among people of all countries". The Nobel Prize jury said: "Few people can attract the attention of the whole world like Obama and bring people hope for a better future."

Former US Secretary of Defense Schlesinger commented on the decision of the Nobel Committee: "This is based on hope, not on achievement."

Former US Secretary of State Igberg believes that Obama won the Peace Prize because his views on the world coincide with the Nobel Prize.