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US President Donald Trump’s long yearning for the Nobel Peace Prize appeared to take an unusual turn on Thursday after Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado said she had “presented” her Nobel Peace Prize medal to him at the White House, despite the Nobel Committee making it clear that the title cannot be transferred.
“I presented the president of the United States the medal, the Nobel Peace Prize,” Machado told reporters after leaving the White House and heading to Capitol Hill. She said she had done so “as a recognition for his unique commitment with our freedom.”
Trump later confirmed the development on social media, saying Machado had left the medal for him to keep and that it was an honour to meet her. “She is a wonderful woman who has been through so much. María presented me with her Nobel Peace Prize for the work I have done,” Trump said in his post. “Such a wonderful gesture of mutual respect. Thank you María!”
The White House later posted a photograph of Machado standing next to Trump in the Oval Office as he holds the medal in a large frame. The text in the frame reads, “Presented as a personal symbol of gratitude on behalf of the Venezuelan people in recognition of President Trump’s principled and decisive action to secure a free Venezuela.”
<blockquote>President Donald J. Trump meets with María Corina Machado of Venezuela in the Oval Office, during which she presented the President with her Nobel Peace Prize in recognition and honor. <a href="https://t.co/v7pYHjVNVO">pic.twitter.com/v7pYHjVNVO</a>
— The White House (@WhiteHouse) <a href="https://twitter.com/WhiteHouse/status/2012006221340164338?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 16, 2026</a></blockquote>
<script async="" src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>Trump, however, has raised doubts about his stated commitment to backing democratic rule in Venezuela, offering no timetable on when elections might be held. Machado indicated that Trump provided few specifics on that issue during their discussion.
Also Read: <a href="zeebiz.com/world/news-politics-over-peace-white-houses-snub-at-nobel-committee-after-trump-misses-out-on-peace-prize-380679">‘Politics over peace’: White House slams Nobel Committee after Trump misses out on peace prize</a>
<h2>Here’s how committee reacted:</h2>
“The #NobelPeacePrize medal measures 6.6 cm in diameter, weighs 196 grams, and is struck in gold. On its face is a portrait of Alfred Nobel, and on its reverse, three naked men holding each other’s shoulders as a sign of brotherhood — a design that has remained unchanged for 120 years,” the Nobel Peace Center said in a post on X.
<blockquote>The <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/NobelPeacePrize?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#NobelPeacePrize</a> medal.
It measures 6.6 cm in diameter, weighs 196 grams and is struck in gold. On its face, a portrait of Alfred Nobel and on its reverse, three naked men holding around each other’s shoulders as a sign of brotherhood. A design unchanged for 120 years.
Did… <a href="https://t.co/Jdjgf3Ud2A">pic.twitter.com/Jdjgf3Ud2A</a>
— Nobel Peace Center (@NobelPeaceOslo) <a href="https://twitter.com/NobelPeaceOslo/status/2011755241172275282?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 15, 2026</a></blockquote>
<script async="" src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>“Did you know that some Nobel Peace Prize medals have been passed on after the award was given? A well-known case is Dmitry Muratov’s medal, which was auctioned for over USD 100 million to support refugees from the war in Ukraine. The medal displayed at the Nobel Peace Center is actually on loan and originally belonged to Christian Lous Lange, Norway’s first Peace Prize laureate,” it added.
“But one truth remains. As the Norwegian Nobel Committee states: ‘Once a Nobel Prize is announced, it cannot be revoked, shared, or transferred to others. The decision is final and stands for all time.’ A medal can change owners, but the title of a Nobel Peace Prize laureate cannot,” the post concluded.
Also Read: <a href="zeebiz.com/world/news-nobel-peace-prize-2025-venezuelan-democracy-activist-maria-corina-machado-wins-as-trump-s-quest-falls-short-380667">Nobel Peace Prize 2025: Venezuelan democracy activist Maria Corina Machado wins as Trump’s quest falls short</a>
<h2>'What he has done is historic,' says Machado</h2>
Machado had previously expressed her desire to give or share the prize with Trump, who oversaw the successful US operation to capture authoritarian Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro, who now faces drug trafficking charges in New York “I certainly would love to be able to personally tell him that we believe—the Venezuelan people, because this is a prize of the Venezuelan people — certainly want to, to give it to him and share it with him,” Machado told a foreign media outlet on Monday. “What he has done is historic. It’s a huge step towards a democratic transition.”
In past as well, Machado has expressed her gratitude to Trump and said she would give her Nobel Prize to him. After presenting the medal to Trump, Machado said the Nobel Peace Prize medal was a recognition for “his unique commitment to our freedom.”
Trump has long sought the Nobel Peace Prize and has openly claimed he deserves it, taking credit for ending eight wars, including the India-Pakistan conflict in 2025. He has said he deserves a Nobel Peace Prize for each conflict he has “ended.”
<h2>Venezuela developments</h2>
The development comes against the backdrop of the United States’ capture of former Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro. Meanwhile, Venezuela’s acting President Delcy Rodríguez used her first state of the union address on Thursday (January 15, 2026) to advocate opening the crucial state-run oil industry to more foreign investment, following the Trump administration’s pledge to seize control of Venezuelan crude sales.
For the first time, Rodríguez laid out a vision for Venezuela’s new political reality, less than two weeks after the United States captured and toppled Maduro. Under pressure from the US to cooperate with plans to reshape Venezuela’s sanctioned oil industry, she declared that “a new policy is being formed in Venezuela” and urged diplomats to convey this message to foreign investors. The Trump administration has said it plans to control future oil revenue to ensure it benefits the Venezuelan people. “If one day, as acting president, I have to go to Washington, I will do so standing up, walking, not being dragged,” Rodríguez said. “I will go standing tall ... never crawling.”

US President Donald Trump’s long yearning for the Nobel Peace Prize appeared to take an unusual turn on Thursday after Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado said she had “presented” her Nobel Peace Prize medal to him at the White House, despite the Nobel Committee making it clear that the title cannot be transferred.“I presented the president of the United States the medal, the Nobel Peace Prize,” Machado told reporters after leaving the White House and heading to Capitol Hill. She said she had done so “as a recognition for his unique commitment with our freedom.”Trump later confirmed the development on social media, saying Machado had left the medal for him to keep and that it was an honour to meet her. “She is a wonderful woman who has been through so much. María presented me with her Nobel Peace Prize for the work I have done,” Trump said in his post. “Such a wonderful gesture of mutual respect. Thank you María!”The White House later posted a photograph of Machado standing next to Trump in the Oval Office as he holds the medal in a large frame. The text in the frame reads, “Presented as a personal symbol of gratitude on behalf of the Venezuelan people in recognition of President Trump’s principled and decisive action to secure a free Venezuela.”President Donald J. Trump meets with María Corina Machado of Venezuela in the Oval Office, during which she presented the President with her Nobel Peace Prize in recognition and honor. pic.twitter.com/v7pYHjVNVO— The White House (@WhiteHouse) January 16, 2026Trump, however, has raised doubts about his stated commitment to backing democratic rule in Venezuela, offering no timetable on when elections might be held. Machado indicated that Trump provided few specifics on that issue during their discussion.Also Read: ‘Politics over peace’: White House slams Nobel Committee after Trump misses out on peace prizeHere’s how committee reacted:“The #NobelPeacePrize medal measures 6.6 cm in diameter, weighs 196 grams, and is struck in gold. On its face is a portrait of Alfred Nobel, and on its reverse, three naked men holding each other’s shoulders as a sign of brotherhood — a design that has remained unchanged for 120 years,” the Nobel Peace Center said in a post on X.The #NobelPeacePrize medal.It measures 6.6 cm in diameter, weighs 196 grams and is struck in gold. On its face, a portrait of Alfred Nobel and on its reverse, three naked men holding around each other’s shoulders as a sign of brotherhood. A design unchanged for 120 years.Did… pic.twitter.com/Jdjgf3Ud2A— Nobel Peace Center (@NobelPeaceOslo) January 15, 2026“Did you know that some Nobel Peace Prize medals have been passed on after the award was given? A well-known case is Dmitry Muratov’s medal, which was auctioned for over USD 100 million to support refugees from the war in Ukraine. The medal displayed at the Nobel Peace Center is actually on loan and originally belonged to Christian Lous Lange, Norway’s first Peace Prize laureate,” it added.“But one truth remains. As the Norwegian Nobel Committee states: ‘Once a Nobel Prize is announced, it cannot be revoked, shared, or transferred to others. The decision is final and stands for all time.’ A medal can change owners, but the title of a Nobel Peace Prize laureate cannot,” the post concluded.Also Read: Nobel Peace Prize 2025: Venezuelan democracy activist Maria Corina Machado wins as Trump’s quest falls short'What he has done is historic,' says MachadoMachado had previously expressed her desire to give or share the prize with Trump, who oversaw the successful US operation to capture authoritarian Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro, who now faces drug trafficking charges in New York “I certainly would love to be able to personally tell him that we believe—the Venezuelan people, because this is a prize of the Venezuelan people — certainly want to, to give it to him and share it with him,” Machado told a foreign media outlet on Monday. “What he has done is historic. It’s a huge step towards a democratic transition.”In past as well, Machado has expressed her gratitude to Trump and said she would give her Nobel Prize to him. After presenting the medal to Trump, Machado said the Nobel Peace Prize medal was a recognition for “his unique commitment to our freedom.”Trump has long sought the Nobel Peace Prize and has openly claimed he deserves it, taking credit for ending eight wars, including the India-Pakistan conflict in 2025. He has said he deserves a Nobel Peace Prize for each conflict he has “ended.”Venezuela developmentsThe development comes against the backdrop of the United States’ capture of former Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro. Meanwhile, Venezuela’s acting President Delcy Rodríguez used her first state of the union address on Thursday (January 15, 2026) to advocate opening the crucial state-run oil industry to more foreign investment, following the Trump administration’s pledge to seize control of Venezuelan crude sales.For the first time, Rodríguez laid out a vision for Venezuela’s new political reality, less than two weeks after the United States captured and toppled Maduro. Under pressure from the US to cooperate with plans to reshape Venezuela’s sanctioned oil industry, she declared that “a new policy is being formed in Venezuela” and urged diplomats to convey this message to foreign investors. The Trump administration has said it plans to control future oil revenue to ensure it benefits the Venezuelan people. “If one day, as acting president, I have to go to Washington, I will do so standing up, walking, not being dragged,” Rodríguez said. “I will go standing tall ... never crawling.”

The move comes despite the Nobel Committee’s rule that the prize itself cannot be transferred. "A medal can change owners, but the title of a Nobel Peace Prize laureate cannot,” the committee said.

Medal can change owners, but the title cannot: Nobel Committee as Machado &#039;presents&#039; her peace prize to Trump

Medal can change owners, but the title cannot: Nobel Committee as Machado 'presents' her peace prize to Trump

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US President Donald Trump’s long yearning for the Nobel Peace Prize appeared to take an unusual turn on Thursday after Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado said she had “presented” her Nobel Peace Prize medal to him at the White House, despite the Nobel Committee making it clear that the title cannot be transferred. “I presented the president of the United States the medal, the Nobel Peace Prize,” Machado told reporters after leaving the White House and heading to Capitol Hill. She said she had done so “as a recognition for his unique commitment with our freedom.” Trump later confirmed the development on social media, saying Machado had left the medal for him to keep and that it was an honour to meet her. “She is a wonderful woman who has been through so much. María presented me with her Nobel Peace Prize for the work I have done,” Trump said in his post. “Such a wonderful gesture of mutual respect. Thank you María!” The White House later posted a photograph of Machado standing next to Trump in the Oval Office as he holds the medal in a large frame. The text in the frame reads, “Presented as a personal symbol of gratitude on behalf of the Venezuelan people in recognition of President Trump’s principled and decisive action to secure a free Venezuela.” President Donald J. Trump meets with María Corina Machado of Venezuela in the Oval Office, during which she presented the President with her Nobel Peace Prize in recognition and honor. pic.twitter.com/v7pYHjVNVO — The White House (@WhiteHouse) January 16, 2026 Trump, however, has raised doubts about his stated commitment to backing democratic rule in Venezuela, offering no timetable on when elections might be held. Machado indicated that Trump provided few specifics on that issue during their discussion. Also Read: ‘Politics over peace’: White House slams Nobel Committee after Trump misses out on peace prize Here’s how committee reacted: “The #NobelPeacePrize medal measures 6.6 cm in diameter, weighs 196 grams, and is struck in gold. On its face is a portrait of Alfred Nobel, and on its reverse, three naked men holding each other’s shoulders as a sign of brotherhood — a design that has remained unchanged for 120 years,” the Nobel Peace Center said in a post on X. The #NobelPeacePrize medal. It measures 6.6 cm in diameter, weighs 196 grams and is struck in gold. On its face, a portrait of Alfred Nobel and on its reverse, three naked men holding around each other’s shoulders as a sign of brotherhood. A design unchanged for 120 years. Did… pic.twitter.com/Jdjgf3Ud2A — Nobel Peace Center (@NobelPeaceOslo) January 15, 2026 “Did you know that some Nobel Peace Prize medals have been passed on after the award was given? A well-known case is Dmitry Muratov’s medal, which was auctioned for over USD 100 million to support refugees from the war in Ukraine. The medal displayed at the Nobel Peace Center is actually on loan and originally belonged to Christian Lous Lange, Norway’s first Peace Prize laureate,” it added. “But one truth remains. As the Norwegian Nobel Committee states: ‘Once a Nobel Prize is announced, it cannot be revoked, shared, or transferred to others. The decision is final and stands for all time.’ A medal can change owners, but the title of a Nobel Peace Prize laureate cannot,” the post concluded. Also Read: Nobel Peace Prize 2025: Venezuelan democracy activist Maria Corina Machado wins as Trump’s quest falls short What he has done is historic, says Machado Machado had previously expressed her desire to give or share the prize with Trump, who oversaw the successful US operation to capture authoritarian Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro, who now faces drug trafficking charges in New York “I certainly would love to be able to personally tell him that we believe—the Venezuelan people, because this is a prize of the Venezuelan people — certainly want to, to give it to him and share it with him,” Machado told a foreign media outlet on Monday. “What he has done is historic. It’s a huge step towards a democratic transition.” In past as well, Machado has expressed her gratitude to Trump and said she would give her Nobel Prize to him. After presenting the medal to Trump, Machado said the Nobel Peace Prize medal was a recognition for “his unique commitment to our freedom.” Trump has long sought the Nobel Peace Prize and has openly claimed he deserves it, taking credit for ending eight wars, including the India-Pakistan conflict in 2025. He has said he deserves a Nobel Peace Prize for each conflict he has “ended.” Venezuela developments The development comes against the backdrop of the United States’ capture of former Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro. Meanwhile, Venezuela’s acting President Delcy Rodríguez used her first state of the union address on Thursday (January 15, 2026) to advocate opening the crucial state-run oil industry to more foreign investment, following the Trump administration’s pledge to seize control of Venezuelan crude sales. For the first time, Rodríguez laid out a vision for Venezuela’s new political reality, less than two weeks after the United States captured and toppled Maduro. Under pressure from the US to cooperate with plans to reshape Venezuela’s sanctioned oil industry, she declared that “a new policy is being formed in Venezuela” and urged diplomats to convey this message to foreign investors. The Trump administration has said it plans to control future oil revenue to ensure it benefits the Venezuelan people. “If one day, as acting president, I have to go to Washington, I will do so standing up, walking, not being dragged,” Rodríguez said. “I will go standing tall ... never crawling.”

The move comes despite the Nobel Committee’s rule that the prize itself cannot be transferred. A medal can change owners, but the title of a Nobel Peace Prize laureate cannot,” the committee said.