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== J. William Fulbright Prize for International Understanding == <!-- This section is linked from [[Martti Ahtisaari]] -->
The '''J. William Fulbright Prize for International Understanding''' is awarded by the [[Fulbright Association]] to recognize individuals or organisations which have made extraordinary contributions toward bringing peoples, cultures, or nations to greater understanding of others. Established in 1993, the prize was first awarded to [[Nelson Mandela]].

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! Person
!Year
!Country
|-
|[[Nelson Mandela]]
| 1993
|South Africa
|-
|[[Jimmy Carter]]
| 1994
| United States
|-
|[[Franz Vranitzky]]
| 1995
|Austria
|-
|[[Corazon Aquino]]
| 1996
|Philippines
|-
|[[Václav Havel]]
| 1997
|Czech Republic
|-
|[[Patricio Aylwin]]
| 1998
|Chile
|-
|[[Mary Robinson]]
|1999
|Ireland
|-
|[[Martti Ahtisaari]]
| 2000
|Finland
|-
|[[Kofi Annan]]
| 2001
|Ghana
|-
|[[Sadako Ogata]]
| 2002
|Japan
|-
|[[Fernando Henrique Cardoso]]
| 2003
|Brazil
|-
|[[Colin Powell]]
| 2004
|United States
|-
|[[Bill Clinton]]
| 2006
|United States
|-
|[[Desmond Tutu]]
| 2008
|South Africa
|-
|[[Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation]]
| 2010
|United States
|-
|[[Médecins Sans Frontières]]
| 2012 
|France
|-
|[[Hans Blix]]
|2014
|Sweden
|-
|[[Richard Lugar]]
|2016
|United States
|-
|[[Angela Merkel]]
|2018
|Germany
|-
|[[Bono]]
|2021
|Ireland
|-
|[[Kizzmekia Corbett]], [[Anthony Fauci]]
|2022
|United States
|-
|[[Gary White (engineer)|Gary White]], [[Matt Damon]]
|2024
|United States
|-
|[[Christiane Amanpour]]
|2025
|United Kingdom
|}