Mario Draghi Awarded International Karlspreis for Contributions to European Stability
Mario Draghi Awarded International Karlspreis for Contributions to European Stability
Former European Central Bank President Mario Draghi received the International Karlspreis in Aachen for his pivotal role during the Eurozone crisis.
In his acceptance speech, Draghi emphasized the necessity for Europe to take a leading role in maintaining a rules-based global economy. German Chancellor Merz highlighted Draghi’s significant contributions during the Euro crisis, noting his efforts to stabilize the Euro and the monetary union during a precarious period. The Karlspreis, awarded since 1950, recognizes individuals or institutions that have made notable contributions to Europe. This event was broadcast on Deutschlandfunk on May 15, 2026.
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