Gusi Peace Prize

The Gusi Peace Prize is a private[1] award given by the Gusi Peace Prize Foundation, based in Manila, Philippines. The Gusi Peace Prize is given to recognize individuals and organizations who contribute to global peace and progress through a wide variety of fields. The awards ceremonies are held yearly in Manila, Philippines, on the fourth Wednesday of November.[2]

Gusi Peace Prize
Awarded for	To honor contributions to global peace and progress
Location	Manila, Philippines
Presented by	Gusi Peace Prize International
First awarded	2002
Website	www.gusipeaceprizeint.org

In addition to the award, the foundation conducts charity and medical outreach programs in different provinces in the Philippines.[3]

The Gusi Peace Prize is referred to in Presidential Proclamation No. 1476[4] signed by President of the Philippines Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo on 17 March 2008, declaring every fourth Wednesday of November as "Gusi Peace Prize International Friendship Day".

The Gusi Peace Prize was founded by its now chairman Barry Gusi as a way to continue the work of his late father Gemeniano Javier Gusi, said to be a World War II warrior who fought against the Japanese and later became a politician and human rights advocate.

Background

The Gusi Peace Prize Foundation is a non-profit and non-secular organization. It was registered with the Securities & Exchange Commission in Manila,[1] Philippines. Its main objective is to confer awards of recognition to individuals or groups who contribute to peace and respect for human life and dignity. The foundation recognize achievements in a wide range of fields.[5]

Mission

"To honor individuals and organizations who have given exemplary contributions to Global Peace and Progress, through international brotherhood and friendship, and by using their God-given talents for the benefit of mankind; to champion human rights and maintain governance, democracy, equality, international peace, and goodwill."[6]

Vision

"A World of Peace and Prosperity due to The Gusi Peace Prize Ideals (Godliness-Unification-Service-Internationalism) totally embraced by all nations."[6]

Laureates

2019

List of laureates for the year 2019 is mentioned as under: [7]

2019 Laureates	Country	Introduction
Dr. Mark Berelowitz	United Kingdom	Director of Child & Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS)
Mr. Kgalema Motlanthe	South Africa	Former President of South Africa
Mr. Farhan Wilayat Butt	Pakistan	Activist and founder of Sindh Water Relief Project
Dr. Gary Dunbar	United States of America	Director of the Brain Research and Integrative Neuroscience (BRAIN) Center
H.E. Patrick De Beyter	Belgium	Ambassador of Belgium in Chile
Prof. Jeffrey Levett	Greece	Director Emeritus (Department of Public Health Management)
Dr. Dinesh Sharma	India	Deputy Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh
Dr. Burak Küntay	Turkey	President of School of Government and Leadership, Bahçeşehir University
Mayor Isko Moreno	Philippines	Filipino Actor and Politician
Dr. Trevor Gibbs	United Kingdom	President of the Association for Medical Education in Europe (AMEE)
H.E. Mario Bucaro	Guatemala	Ambassador of Guatemala to Israel
Mr. Edward Khoo	Malaysia	Entrepreneur & Investor (Founder of Leroy International Sdn Bhd)
Dr. Caroline Enriquez	Philippines	President - Our Lady of Fatima University
Mme Margarita Parshukova	Russia	Lecturer of Psychology
Mr. Teerakiat Jareonsettasin	Thailand	Senator/ Politician
Justice Ignacio Mahiques	Argentina	Senior Advocate and Judge
Dr. Bernhard Sabel	Germany	Psychologist
Dr. John Cook	New Zealand	Doctors (GP - General Practitioner)

2018

List of laureates for the year 2018 is mentioned as under: [8]

2018 Laureates	Country	Award Category
Dr. Susana Pesis	Argentina	Economics
Dr. Isaias Salas Hererra	Costa Rica	Medicine
Dr. Peter Seeberger	Germany	Scientific Research of the TESFA-LLG
Dr. Madalena Patricio	Portugal	Academe
Hon. Faruk Cengic	Turkey	Education
Prof. Lincoln Mc Curdy	United States	Social Services
Chief Justic Lucas P. Bersamin	Philippines	Humanitarian Law
Brig. General Antonio L. Tamayo	Philippines	Academic Excellence
Prof. Malcolm Mcculloch	South Africa	Engineering
Dr. Mirza Ikhtiar Baig	Canada	Social Services
Prof. Katte Bharathiramachar Akhilesh	India	Engineering Research
Dr. Gerhardt Wolfgang Sennewald	Germany	Medicine Hyperthermic Oncology
Dr. Paul Beaver	Australia	Nutrigenomics
Dr. Jose Ricardo Navarro De Vargas	Colombia	Medicine

2017

List of laureates for the year 2017 is mentioned as under:

2017 Laureates	Country
Dr. Nikolai Korpan	Austria
Hon. Asif Chowdhury	Bangladesh
Dr. Floretino De Araujo Cardoso Filho	Brazil
Dr. Wang Yaoxian	China
Engr. Khalid Ismael	Egypt
Hon. John Moustos	Greece
Hon. Ann Valerie Timothee-Milfort	Haiti
Dr. Ashok Kumar Yogendra Gupta	India
H.R.H. Princess Dr. Nisreen El-Hashemite	Iraq
Hon. Lascelles Chin	Jamaica
Dr. Lellani Asis	Philippines
Dr. Paulyn Jean Rosell Ubial	Philippines
Hon. Mohammad Abdulaziz Suleiman Al-Afaleq	Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Prof. Veday Akgiray	Turkey
Dr. Ronald Harden	United Kingdom
Dr. Gennadly Fuzaylov	United States

2016

List of laureates for the year 2016 is mentioned as under: [9]

2016 Laureates	Country	Award category
Dr. Kingsley Faulkner	Australia	Medicine General Surgery
Atty. Amor Masovic	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Human Rights
Dr. Jiang Baoguo	China	Medicine Trauma Treatment
Hon. Nicolas Hagger	United Kingdom	Literature
Hon. Kanahiya Lal Ganju	India	Humanitarianism
Hon. Bani Adam	Iran	Social Services
Hon. Daisaku Ikeda	Japan	Religion
Prime Minister Timothy Harris	Saint Kitts And Nevis	Statesmanship
PDG Ronald “Bato” M. Dela Rosa	Philippines	Security Measure and Peace
Hon. Nicolae Banicioiu	Romania	Youth Leadership
Hon. Abdalla El-Badiri	Sudan	Academe
Arch. Mousallam Sakka Amini	Syria	Architecture
Dr. Vincent Giampapa	United States	Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Dr. Philip Fiddler	United States	Medicine Burnt Surgery

2015

2015 Laureates	Country	Award category
Ex. Pres. Antonio Eanes	Portugal	Statesmanship
Ex. Pres. Askar Akayev	Kyrgyzstan	Statesmanship & Scientific Research (Applied Mathematics & Optics)
Hon. Shykh Seraj	Bangladesh	Poverty Alleviation, Agriculture, Journalism
Ms. Nora Aunor	Philippines	International excellence in performing arts & cinema.
Dr. Huang Jiefu	China	Human Rights
Dr. Susan Briggs	United States	International Medical Surgical Response
Dr. Alexander Chumakov	Russia	Philosophy
Dr. Syunji Sano	Japan	Pediatric Cardiovascular Surgery
Hon. Ali Hamad Mohammed Said Efaifa	Qatar	Poverty Alleviation & Job Creation
Doc. Ing. Petr Blížkovský PhD.	Czech Republic	International Diplomacy (United Nations)
Dr. Zuriyadda Sakipova	Kazakhstan	Academe
Dr. Rob Verpoorte	Netherlands	Scientific Research (Pharmacology)
Dr. Mary Pinder	Australia	Medicine (Intensive Care, SARS and International Development)
Dr. Hans Lehrach	Germany	Scientific Research ( Human Genome & Medical Systems Biology)
Dr. Zurab Vadachkoria	Georgia	Medicine ; Academe & Research on Maxillo-facial Surgery ; and Internationalization of Medical Education
Hon. Hun Many	Cambodia	Youth leadership, [10]

2014

2014 Laureates	Country	Award category
Vytautas Landsbergis	Lithuania	Statesmanship
Cynthia Villar	Philippines	Poverty Alleviation thru Livelihood Projects & Women Empowerment
Atiur Rahman	Bangladesh	Contributions as a Poor Man's Economist
Saad Nahar Al-Baddah Almutairi	Saudi Arabia	For Human Rights of Overseas Workers and Anti-Corruption Advocacy
Manson Fok	China	Medicine (Esophageal & Laparoscopic Surgery), Medical Biotechnology Development & Philanthropy
Dominique Hoppe	France	Peacebuilding thru development of political & diplomatic networks & activities supporting human rights & fundamental freedoms.
Achyuta Samanta	India	Poverty Alleviation thru Education and Humanitarianism
Hans Koechler	Austria	Philosophy of Law
Parviz Pargari	Iran	Contribution in Interior Architectural Design
Yoshinory Asakawa	Japan	Academe and Research in Organic Chemistry and Pharmaceutical Science
Virima Mudogo	DR Congo	Humanitarianism & Scientific Research
Gerhard Bringmann	Germany	Humanitarianism & Scientific Research
Luigi Pellegrini	Italy	Innovation in Pharmacy and Telemedicine
Kasimierz Glowniak	Poland	Academe and Scientific Research (Pharmacognosy)

2013

2013 Laureates	Country	Award category
Rajkeswur Purryag	Mauritius	Statesmanship
Emil Constantinescu	Romania	Statesmanship & Academe
Arnold Rüütel[11]	Estonia	Statesmanship
Al-Sadiq al-Mahdi	Sudan	Statesmanship
Bandar bin Sultan[12][13]	Saudi Arabia	Statesmanship & Academe
Catherine Atoki[14]	Nigeria	Human Rights Advocacy
Malek Jandali	Syria	Performing Arts (Composer & Pianist) & Humanitarianism
Orhan Güvenen[15]	Turkey	Economics & Strategic Research & Diplomacy
Raoul Weiler[15]	Belgium	Science and Technology
Glen Martin	United States	Philosophy of Human Liberation
Igor Kondrashin	Russia	Scientific Philosophy
Ferhat Mehenni[16]	Algeria,Kabylia	Human Rights and Politics
Abdelmajid Amrani	Algeria	Philosophy
Jerome Binde	France	International Diplomacy and Foresight
Ahm Nouman[17]	Bangladesh	Poverty Alleviation and Humanitarianism
Yolanda Reyes	Philippines	Architecture & Academe

2012

2012 Laureates	Country	Award category
Bertrand De Speville	United Kingdom	Anti-corruption
Hissah Bint Saad Abdulad Salem Al-Sabah	Kuwait	Women's Right
Benjamin Joses Odoki	Uganda	Social Justice
Yeung Kam John Yeung Sik Yuen	Mauritius	Social Justice
Deepika Priyadarshani [18]	Sri Lanka	Performing Arts
Naseer Shamma[19]	Iraq	Performing Arts
Liisa Kiianlinna	Finland	Social Justice
Ricardo Li Rosi	Argentina	Social Justice
James G. Dy	Philippines	Humanitarianism
Haji Ahmad Laksamana Bin Omar	Malaysia	Al-Quranic Research
Ana Flisser	Mexico	Scientific Research (Parasitology)
Felipe Guhl	Colombia	Scientific Research (Chagas Disease)
Timi Ecimovic	Slovenia	Academe
David Christner[20]	United States	Humanitarianism
Valery Dubrov	Ukraine	Scientific Research (Tuberculosis)
Fidel Julian Gutierrez Vivanco	Peru	Academe
Ricardoe Di Done	Canada	Children's Rights
Kent Wong	Macau	Humanitarianism
Boris Astafiev	Russia	Scientific Research (Physics)
Kostadin Hadzhigaev	Bulgaria	Governance

2011

2011 Laureates	Country	Award Category
James R. Mancham[21][22]	Seychelles	Statesmanship
Amos Sawyer[23]	Liberia	Statesmanship
Begjhet C. Pacolli	Kosovo	Statesmanship
Thakur Powdyel	Bhutan	Academe
Mayankote Kelath Narayanan	India	Governance
Dr Jagdish Gandhi	India	Academe
Vladimir Megre[24]	Russia	Literature
Diana Uribe	Colombia	Journalism
Norman Inkster	Canada	Humanitarian Law
Phongsavath Boupha	Laos	Diplomacy
Phra Maha Vudhijaya Vajiramedhi	Thailand	Religion
Felino Palafox	Philippines	Architecture (Urban Planning Development)
Richard Ryan Ho Lung[25]	Jamaica	Humanitarianism
Viktor Medikov	Russia	Academe
Emanuel Jones	United States	Politics
Thomas Stern	United States	Humanitarianism
Yolanda Stern	Philippines	Social Services
Roland Mösl	Austria	Scientific Invention (PEGE)
Aykut Eken	Turkey	Social Services

2010

2010 Laureates	Country	Award Category
Arnold Foote[26]	Jamaica	Peace and Mutual Understanding
Mary Chinery-Hesse[27]	Ghana	Diplomacy
Michael Nobel	Sweden	Academe
Oliver Revell[28]	United States	International Law Enforcement and Peacekeeping
Mahinda Hathurusinghe[29]	Sri Lanka	Human Rights
Yank Barry	Canada	Social Services
Art Ong Jumsai[30]	Thailand	Academe
Lo Seng Chung	China	Social Services
Jivko Jelev	Bulgaria	Scientific Innovation
Rocky Evangelista[31]	Philippines	Social Services
Irinel Poppescu	Romania	Medicine (liver transplant)
Arne Veidung	Norway	Scientific Innovation
David Plattner	United States	Environment
Raoul Parienti	France	Scientific Innovation (Brail)
Walter Maibaum	United States	Arts Preservation
Demetri Argyropoulos[32]	Greece	Social Services
Rainer Krell	Germany	Agriculture

2009

2009 Laureates	Country	Award category
Bob Filner	United States	Legislation
Fuziah Raja Uda	Malaysia	Cultural Heritage Preservation
Lea Salonga[33]	Philippines	Performing Arts
Massimo Romagnoli	Italy	Politics
Alice Chiu	Hong Kong	Philanthropy
Charalambos Lambrou	Cyprus	Social Services
Timi Bakatselos	Greece	Social Services
Ho Son Fat	Macau	Medicine (Urology)
Natividad Mercedes Meza	Paraguay	Humanitarian Law
Surapee Rojanavongse	Thailand	Cultural Heritage Preservation
Liu Chi Chun	Taiwan	Social Services
Joseph A. Faller	Philippines	Social Services
Emil-Silvio Ciobata	Romania	Performing Arts
Alexey Steele	United States	Visual Arts
Silvia Scherer	Switzerland	Social Services
Christine M. Warnke	United States	Humanitarianism
Preciosa Soliven	Philippines	Academe
Ali Nasuh Mahruki	Turkey	Sports

2008

2008 Laureates	Country	Award category
Gus Bilirakis	United States	Legislation
Charles Njonjo	Kenya	Statesmanship
Tan Sri Pandikar Mulia	Malaysia	Legislation
Henry Lee	United States	Crime Investigation
Harold Thompson	Australia	Medicine
Antonio Lopez	Philippines	Journalism
James Boss	Singapore	Scientific Innovation
Cosme Naval	Philippines	Ophthalmology
Kevin Kwan	Hong Kong	Aquaculture
Rosario Uriarte	Philippines	Social Services
Dan Reinstein	UK	Ophthalmology
Rolf Schwind	Germany	Laser Industry
Giorgos Tasou	Cyprus	Social Services

2007

2007 Laureates	Country	Award category
Elias Camsik Chin	Palau	Statesmanship
Ney Robinson Suassuna	Brazil	Political Governance
Heherson Alvarez	Philippines	Public Service
Elmo Johnson	Federated States of Micronesia	Indigenous Rights
Michalos Constantine	Greece	Job Creation
Constancia de Guzman	Philippines	Anti-Graft & Corruption
Persida Rueda-Acosta	Philippines	Human Rights
George Bistis[34]	United States	Broadcast Journalism
Tae Sup Lee	South Korea	Social Services
Thomas Cheng Wai Yu	Hong Kong	Sports (martial arts)
Peter Schantz	United States	Medicine (Veterinary)
Farland Stanley[35]	United States	Archeology
Shigeru Suganami	Japan	Social Services
Thep Phongternith	Thailand	Academe
Yu Pang Lin	China	Social Services

2006

The awards were presented by President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, at Meralco Theater on 22 November 2006.

2006 Laureates	Country	Award category
Fidel V. Ramos	Philippines	Statesmanship
Ram B. Jethmalani	India	Humanitarian Law
Supreme Master Ching Hai[36]	Vietnam	Philanthropy
Tarmizi Taher	Indonesia	Religion
Carl T.C. Gutierrez	Guam	Public Service
Ioannis Lyras[37]	Greece	Humanitarianism (Plastic Surgery)
Datuk Ismail Mohammad	Malaysia	Social Services
Alan John Hackett	New Zealand	Sports (Bungee Jumping)
Katya Grineva	Russia	Performing Arts (Piano)
Bup Kwan	South Korea	Social Services
Felipe I. Tolentino	Philippines	Medicine (Ophthalmology)
Corsie Legaspi	Philippines	Social Services
Carlo J. Caparas	Philippines	Cinematic Excellence
Leung Ping Chung	Hong Kong	Academe
Wang Zushi	China	Cultural Heritage Preservation

2005

2005 Laureates	Country	Award category
Madeleine Z. Bordallo	Guam	Legislation
Edward S. Hagedorn	Philippines	Environment
Nikitas Lulias	Greece	Religion
Li Qi	China	Visual Arts
Prof. Dr. Sundaram Natarajan	India	Medicine (Ophthalmology)
George Dovellos	Greece	Social Services
Maria Coop	Philippines	Social Services
Anthony C. H. Wong	Hong Kong	Social Services
Gina Lopez	Philippines	Children's Rights
David T. Bussau	New Zealand	Social Services
Alexandra Prieto-Romualdez	Philippines	Humanitarianism
Malcolm William Prowse	Australia	Human Rights
Arlene Riccio	United States	Social Services
Jose Mari Chan	Philippines	Performing Arts

2004

2004 Laureates	Country	Award category
Rodolfo Quizon	Philippines	Cinematic Excellence
John Michael Quinata	Guam	Legislation
Gaudencio B. Rosales	Philippines	Religion
Feliciano Belmonte Jr.	Philippines	Politics
Hiro Kundamal	India	Social Services
Eugene Torre	Philippines	Sports (Chess)
Iichiro Ohhira	Japan	Scientific Discovery (Lactobacilli)
Mel Tiangco	Philippines	Broadcast Journalism
Douglas Maclagan	UK	Social Services
Fundador C. Soriano	Philippines	Broadcast Journalism
Lee Xiu Mien	China	Academe
Peter K. W. Fong	Hong Kong	Academe
Georg von Dziembowski	Germany	Engineering Technology (Nokia)

2003

2003 Laureates	Country	Award category
Fernando Poe, Jr.	Philippines	Cinematic Excellence
Maximo V. Soliven	Philippines	Journalism
Julita V. Sotejo	Philippines	Nursing
Carmen Fernandez	Guam	Academe
Jesse Anderson Lujan	Guam	Sports (Mr. Universe)
Rodolfo Biazon	Philippines	Legislation
Tomy Remengesau	Palau	Statesmanship
Gloria Gibbon Salii	Palau	Indigenous Rights
Enrique P. Syquia	Malta	Social Services
Teresita Ang See	Philippines	Human Rights
Mildred A. Go	Philippines	Academe
Julius Babao	Philippines	Broadcast Journalism
Fe del Mundo	Philippines	Medicine (Pediatrics)

2002

2002 Laureates	Country	Award category
Anthony Quinn	United States	Cinematic Excellence
Robert Barbers	Philippines	Human Rights
Aquilino Pimentel, Jr..	Philippines	Politics
Angelo T. Reyes	Philippines	Social Services
Benjamin Abalos	Philippines	Social Services

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External links

• Official website
• "Video report on Gusi Peace Prize 2009 ceremony". YouTube.