International Committee of the Red Cross Wins Marion-Dönhoff Prize - ICRC Wins Prestigious Marion Doenhoff Prize for Global Humanitarian Impact
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has been awarded the prestigious Marion Doenhoff Prize. The organisation will receive the prize, worth 20,000 euros, on November 30 at the Hamburg Schauspielhaus.
The ICRC, established in 1863, provides vital humanitarian aid across the globe. Its current president, Mirjana Spoljaric Egger, has led the organisation since 2021.
Last year's prize was awarded to renowned Israeli author David Grossman. The Marion Doenhoff Prize recognises individuals or organisations that have made significant contributions to peace and understanding among nations.
The ICRC's work, spanning over 150 years, has saved countless lives and brought aid to those in need. The Marion Doenhoff Prize is a testament to the organisation's dedication and impact on global humanitarian efforts.
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