His Eminence Prof Dr Madhu Krishan – Eminent Scientist And Global Peace Leader – Honored In Hungary During WWII Victory Day Commemoration And World Congress For Global Peace
admin Budapest, Hungary – May 2025 In a prestigious international gathering, His Eminence Prof. Dr. Madhu Krishan, an eminent scientist and globally recognized leader for peace, was invited as Guest of Honour during the Commemoration of the 2nd World War Victory Day in Europe on May 9, 2025, and as Chief Guest and Keynote Speaker at the World Congress for Global Peace held in Budapest on May 10, 2025.
Prof. Dr. Madhu Krishan is the Founder, Chairman & Chief Rector of the American University USA (AUGP USA) and The United Nations University for Global Peace USA (UNUGP USA). Known for his tireless efforts in promoting peace, human rights, and global harmony, he was invited to Hungary in recognition of his four-decade-long global mission of “Stopping Wars, Terrorism, Human Trafficking, Organized Crime, and Promoting Human Rights and Constitutional Rights of all global citizens.”
Victory Day Commemoration in Hungary
The 2nd World War Victory Day event was hosted by the Embassy of Russia in Hungary and attended by a distinguished gathering of ambassadors, consulate generals, city mayors, and international dignitaries from across the world. The event commemorated the formal acceptance of Nazi Germany’s surrender by the Allied Forces in Europe.
World Congress for Global Peace – A Historic Gathering
At the World Congress held on May 10, Prof. Dr. Madhu Krishan shared the dais with esteemed leaders from across Europe, including:
*H.E. Amb. Dr. Alexander Sándor Milesz, Knights Commander
*HMEH Prof. Sir Dr. George Popper, Hon’ble Prime Minister of Knights of Malta
*Dame Dr. Anna Popper, President, Diplomatic Press Agency
In his speech, Hon’ble Prime Minister HMEH Prof. Sir Dr. George Popper expressed deep admiration for Prof. Dr. Krishan’s lifelong contributions to global peace through education. He praised the international impact of AUGP USA and UNUGP USA’s programs.
H.E. Amb. Dr. Alexander Milesz, a longstanding supporter and alumnus of AUGP USA, recalled the significant influence of Prof. Dr. Krishan’s Peace Mission Movement. He highlighted Prof. Krishan’s invitation to the Inauguration and Presidential Ball of President Donald Trump on January 20, 2025, in Washington, D.C. Dr. Milesz also noted receiving his doctorate and prestigious award from Prof. Krishan in a mega ceremony attended by over 70,000 delegates from European and Balkan nations.
Honoring Global Contributors to Peace
H.E. Amb. Dr. Anna Hevesi, celebrated for her contributions to peace through dance, music, art, and culture, was honored by Prof. Dr. Krishan with a Doctorate Degree (Honoris Causa) and the Human Excellence Platinum Award. Her efforts in promoting peace culture across Albania, the Balkans, Europe, India, and globally have long been mentored under AUGP USA.
In 2024, she was also awarded the Best Nation Builder Award and Best Peace Ambassador Award by AUGP USA and UNUGP USA during a ceremony in New Delhi.
HMEH Sir Prince Jose, Grand Master and President of the State of Knights of Malta, presented a letter of commendation to Prof. Dr. Krishan, recognizing his unwavering commitment to global peace.
Words of Commendation
H.E. Prof. Sir Dr. Lakshman Madhurasinghe, Senior International Governor and Vice-Chancellor of AUGP & UNUGP USA, shared his heartfelt greetings:
“Delighted to see His Eminence Prof. Dr. Madhu Krishan with His Excellency Sir George Popper. Greetings from all our International Governors and Leaders. In times like these, the world needs visionary leaders like Sir Popper and Prof. Dr. Krishan to join hands and usher in greater peace and harmony.”
On behalf of the Governing Council of AUGP & UNUGP USA, Amb. Dr. Daljeet Kaur congratulated all honorees and delegates of the Victory Day Commemoration and the World Congress, acknowledging their shared dedication to a peaceful and just world.
His Eminence Prof Dr Madhu Krishan – Eminent Scientist And Global Peace Leader – Honored In Hungary During WWII Victory Day Commemoration And World Congress For Global Peace
