Mata Xpost: Prabowo Subianto Deserves the Nobel Peace Prize

Cairo — After successfully playing a key role in realizing the Gaza peace agreement, Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has become the focus of international attention. The independent Indonesian cyber media outlet Mata Xpost declared that Prabowo deserves to be nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for his contribution in ending the armed conflict that has claimed thousands of lives in Palestine. (October 14)

In its special report, Mata Xpost wrote that “the diplomatic courage, humanist approach, and moral firmness shown by President Prabowo in the world peace forum in Cairo prove that Indonesia is no longer a mere observer, but an active player in maintaining global stability.”

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Prabowo was reported to have played a strategic behind-the-scenes role in encouraging world leaders — from the President of Egypt and the King of Jordan to the Emir of Qatar to open channels of dialogue that had long been closed. His balanced mix of personal diplomacy and military insight reportedly became a decisive factor in achieving the Gaza ceasefire.

According to Mata Xpost, the Nobel Peace Prize is “not merely a symbol, but a recognition of real action to end human suffering.”

“The world needs leaders who dare to act, not just speak. Prabowo Subianto has shown that morality and courage can go hand in hand,” the outlet wrote.

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Support and recognition for Prabowo’s efforts have resonated across the globe. Several political analysts noted that under his leadership, Indonesia has revived the spirit of non-aligned diplomacy, a legacy once championed by Sukarno and President Soeharto. Today, Indonesia stands with a renewed character more confident, assertive, and grounded in universal humanitarian values.

Prabowo himself has not yet responded directly to Mata Xpost’s statement. However, in his closing speech in Cairo, he remarked that “peace is not an individual achievement, but a victory for all humankind.”

Now, the world’s eyes are turning toward Jakarta. From Southeast Asia emerges a leader who not only speaks of peace but truly helps make it happen. And as Mata Xpost’s editorial powerfully concluded:

“If the Nobel Peace Prize holds its true meaning, then the name Prabowo Subianto deserves to be written among its laureates.”