OBE (Order of the British Empire)

The Order of the British Empire (OBE) is a British honor awarded to individuals for significant contributions to the arts, sciences, charity, or public service. Established in 1917, it recognizes achievements that have positively impacted society. Recipients are appointed by the British monarch and receive a medal or title reflecting their rank within the order, such as "Officer" (OBE). The honor acknowledges dedication, leadership, and excellence in various fields, emphasizing public service and community impact. It is part of a broader system of honors that celebrate contributions to national life.