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The 2015 Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to a group which helped support Tunisia’s democratisation process when it was in danger of collapsing, according to the Nobel committee.
據(jù)諾貝爾全國委員會宣布，2015諾貝爾和平獎頒予一個小組，表彰其在突尼斯面臨崩盤危險時對民主化進程的支持。
Tunisia’s National Dialogue Quartet won for showing an example of peaceful transition in a region otherwise struggling with violence and upheaval.
突尼斯全國對話大會贏得諾獎因推進國家和平過渡，避免了暴力和動蕩的斗爭。
“It was thus instrumental in enabling Tunisia, in the space of a few years, to establish a constitutional system of government guaranteeing fundamental rights.”
“這有助于突尼斯在幾年的時間內(nèi)建立一個政府保障基本權利的憲法制度。”
The Nobel Peace Prize, worth about 860,000 euros, will be presented in December.
諾貝爾和平獎大約860000歐元，將于十二月頒發(fā)。
Many Tunisians were delighted to hear the news.
許多突尼斯人很高興聽到這個消息。
“It’s something of great pride for all Tunisians, and as a Tunisisan I’m proud as well, I’m very proud. The Dialogue Quartet is really representative of Tunisia.”
“這是所有突尼斯人值得驕傲的事，作為一名突尼斯人我也很驕傲，很自豪。全國對話大會真的代表了突尼斯。”
“The Nobel Peace Prize, we have really deserved it since the beginning of the revolution, because Tunisain People really support peace.”
“從革命開始我們就應該獲得諾貝爾和平獎，因為突尼斯人是真正支持和平。”
After an uprising in 2011 that inspired the “Arab Spring“protests, Tunisia now has a new constitution, free elections and a coalition government with secular and Islamist parties.
自2011年爆發(fā)“阿拉伯之春”抗議活動后，突尼斯現(xiàn)在有了新的憲法、自由選舉以及與非宗教和伊斯蘭黨的聯(lián)合政府。
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