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In
the
General
Assembly
in
May
2000,
we
presented
the
first
two
honorary
awards
of
the
University.
The
following
annual
distinctions
were
created:
-
Gold
Medal
Science
and
Peace.
This
will
be
awarded
once
a
year
to
a
person
that
has
distinguished
him
or
herself
in
the
spread
of
culture
and
in
defense
of
world
peace.
The
successful
candidate
for
the
award
will
have
contributed
in
both
areas.
-
Honorary
Doctorate.
One
honorary
doctorate
will
be
awarded
each
year
to
a
person
that
has
proven
merits
in
both
areas.
1.-
SCIENCE
AND
PEACE
GOLD
MEDAL
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2000- Prof. Dr. Federico Mayor Zaragoza
2001-
Prof.
Dr.
Ilya
Prigogine
2003- International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
2004- Oheneba Boachie-Adjei
2005- Adolfo Pérez Esquivel
2006- Mairead Corrigan
2.-
HONORARY
PhD
IN
BIOETHICS
AND
HUMAN
RIGHTS
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2000-
Prof.
Dr.
Mary
Robinson
2001-
Prof.
Dr.
Brian
F.C.
Clark
2002- Pierre Marchand
2002- Ambassador Prof. Dr. Dumitru Mazilu
2003- Prof. Dr. Milija Zecevic
Rector Prof. Dr. Héctor Barceló, Ambassador Prof. Dr. Dumitru Mazilu, President Dr. Alfonso R. Moré and Thibault Marchand, Pierre Marchand's son, at the 2002 Awards Ceremony.
President Dr. Alfonso R. Moré, Nobel Prize Winner Ilya Prigogine, and, at the back, Prof. Dr. Héctor Barceló, Rector of the University, at the 2001 Awards Ceremony.
From left to right: Prof. Dr. Héctor A. Barceló, Rector; Prof. Dr. Charles Mercieca, Vice-Chancellor; Prof. Dr. Alfonso R. Moré, President; Ms. Isel Rivero, United Nations Madrid; Prof. Dr. Federico Mayor Zaragoza; HE Shah Sufi Mohammad Nurul Alam, Honorary Professor and Prof. Dr. Joao Ribeiro da Silva, President of the Medical Academy of Portugal at the 2000 Awards Ceremony.
