Norwegian Nobel Committee

The Norwegian Nobel Committee is a group of five experts responsible for selecting the Nobel Peace Prize winners each year. Appointed by Norway’s Parliament, the committee reviews nominations, assesses candidates' contributions to peace, and makes the final decision. Their role is to recognize individuals or organizations that have made significant efforts to promote peace, resolve conflicts, or advance human rights globally. The Nobel Peace Prize is awarded in Oslo, Norway, and the committee's work is vital in maintaining the prestige and integrity of this renowned international award.