Donald Trump appears a big favorite for the Nobel Peace Prize in various betting companies. The US president pays from 2.75 to 5.00 and is among the first favorites, as 2.75 is currently the lowest.

Too high in betting preferences are two more faces, the Abir Hadj Ibrahim from Syria (5.00 yield) and Julia Borisovna Navalgia from Russia (3.00).

Candidates for the prize are actually not known, but the names are leaking from those who propose to them to the Norwegian committee. So far, 343 people and organizations have been proposed.

Volodimir Zelenki and the UNHCR and the UNHCR.

OR Abir Haj Ibrahim is a Syrian PeaceantBorn in Damascus in 1973, with a significant action in promoting the treatment of violence and social cohesion.

He founded the Mobaderoon organization, which trains citizens in leadership, dialogue and peace -building skills, strengthening thousands of young people throughout Syria. He serves as a member of the Board of Directors in the International International Alert NGO and has worked with global bodies on peace and reconciliation issues. Her work has been recognized internationally, with awards nominations such as Women Building Peace Award and of course this year’s Nobel Peace Prize. It is a shining example of durability and commitment to peace.
Yulia Borisovna Navalnaya (born Abrosimova on July 24, 1976 He is a Russian economist and political personality of the opposition.

Following the death of Alexei Navalni’s husband, Navalnaya announced that she will continue her work, taking on leadership roles. Since July 1, 2024, he has been president of the Human Rights Foundation and is leading the anti -corruption institution founded by Navalny.
He studied Economics at the University of Economics of Plekhanov in Moscow and before engaging in politics, he worked on a bank.
After Navalny’s death, he has received more promotion, claiming that he will continue the fight for a change in Russia and criticism of the Putin regime.

Anyone who is awarded the Nobel
The announcement will be made on Friday at 12.00 am Greece at the Norwegian Institute of Nobel in Oslo, by the head of the Norwegian Nobel Berit Rice-Andersen.

The award ceremony will take place at the Oslo Town Hall on December 10, the anniversary of the death of Alfred Nobel.