The Richard Nixon Foundation selected President @realDonaldTrump as the Distinguished Recipient of the 2025/2026 Architect of Peace Award.
Members of the Nixon Family and Nixon Foundation Board Chairman Ambassador Robert C. O`Brien presented the Award to President Trump at a ceremony in the Oval Office at The White House on October 21, 2025.
“President Trump’s America First foreign policy is rooted in robust personal diplomacy combined with a peace-through-strength philosophy. The results have been simply incredible in the number of ceasefires and peace deals that he has achieved around the world. As a recipient of the Architect of Peace Award, he will join a pantheon of peacemakers who put into practice the principles that defined President Nixon’s own vision for a more peaceful world,” said Ambassador Robert C. O’Brien, Chairman of the Nixon Foundation Board of Directors.
President Trump’s foreign policy accomplishments include brokering the historic Abraham Accords, establishing economic normalization between Serbia and Kosovo, healing the Gulf Rift, negotiating ceasefires in Thailand and Cambodia, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, India and Pakistan, and Armenia and Azerbaijan, and his current efforts to bring a lasting peace to Russia and Ukraine.
Most recently, President Trump’s diplomacy resulted in the momentous Gaza Peace Deal that included the release of all remaining living Israeli hostages, and the establishment a framework for sustainable peace in the Middle East.
The Architect of Peace Award was established in 1995, shortly after President Nixon’s death, to honor individuals who embody his lifelong goal of shaping a more peaceful world. Its recipients include, among others, former Presidents Gerald Ford, George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush, former National Security Advisors Dr. Henry Kissinger and Ambassador Robert C. O’Brien, as well as royalty, Empress Farah Pahlavi and Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi.
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The greatest honor history can bestow is the title of peacemaker.
"It is interesting to speculate how the Founders, with their concern about letting too much power gather in any of the three branches of government, would have reacted to the rise of this fourth power center."
-Richard Nixon, In The Arena
In observance of POW/MIA Day, the Richard Nixon Foundation pays tribute to America`s POWs and those who remain missing in action in Vietnam.
The purpose of the #constitution was not to create a perfect society but to secure the natural rights that man possessed before entering society.
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The Nixon Library held a special indoor ceremony to honor the victims of September 11, 2001, on the 24th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.
This remembrance ceremony included remarks by:
– Orange County Sheriff Don Barnes
– Orange County Fire Authority Chief Brian Fennessy
– LtCol. USMC (ret) Grant Williams
This program also featured a special performance by the Orange County Fire Authority Pipes and Drums, Presentation of Colors, and performances from the Villa Park High School Band, Orange High School Chamber Singers and the OC Master Chorale.
Never forget.
"We got a country to save and we gotta act like it."
Flags at the Nixon Library have been lowered to half-staff in memory of Charlie Kirk, who spoke here in 2020.
Our deepest prayers are with his wife, children and family as they grieve this tragic loss.
"It would be a dangerous delusion to think that we can either `establish justice` in this country or re-establish peace in the central city, until those who are not the victims of this crime crisis are as indignant as those who are."
Romance is always in the air in our Rose Garden
Enthusiastic cheers of “OC” rang out in the East Room of the Nixon Library Thursday morning as more than 350 local third graders participated in an interactive journey through Orange County’s history. An additional 10,000 third graders across the county joined the…
What if August 9, 1974, was just another summer day in D.C.? What if “Watergate” was just the name of a building? What if President Nixon stayed in office? Now available – If Nixon Stayed is a bold new docuseries podcast from the Richard Nixon Foundation and Foundwave…
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