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FIFA to launch ‘Peace Prize’ at World Cup draw in Washington

FIFA announced the creation of the “FIFA Peace Prize,” an annual award that will recognize exceptional contributions toward global peace.

ZURICH : The International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) said in a statement that the Peace Prize will be awarded on behalf of football fans worldwide to individuals or organizations that have made outstanding efforts to promote peace and unity.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino will personally present the award this year, marking the first time such an honor will be given under the federation’s name.

“In a world experiencing increasing turmoil and division, it is essential to honor those who are making an effort to end conflicts and bring people together in a spirit of peace,” Infantino said.

FIFA is set to introduce a 'Peace Prize' at the World Cup draw in Washington, recognizing individuals or organizations for their efforts in promoting peace and unity. FIFA President Gianni Infantino will present the inaugural award, highlighting the importance of honoring those who strive to end conflicts and foster global harmony.

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