A Resolution honoring the life and achievements of former President Jimmy Carter, the 39th President of the United States.
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Overview
This resolution honors the life and accomplishments of former President Jimmy Carter. It recognizes his contributions to peace, humanitarianism, and democracy, including the Camp David Accords, the creation of various government departments, and his work through The Carter Center. The resolution also acknowledges his receipt of the Nobel Peace Prize and his passing in 2024 at the age of 100, making him the oldest-living U.S. President.
Key provisions
- Expresses condolences to the Carter family and admirers.
- Recognizes Jimmy Carter’s contributions to foreign policy, including the Camp David Accords and SALT II.
- Highlights his domestic achievements, such as expanding the National Park System and creating the Departments of Education and Energy.
- Acknowledges his work through The Carter Center, focused on human rights and democracy.
- Mentions his volunteer work with Habitat for Humanity.
- Notes his receipt of the Nobel Peace Prize.
- States that he was the oldest-living U.S. President upon his death.
Who is affected
- Former President Jimmy Carter
- The Carter Family
- The Carter Center
- Residents of Philadelphia (due to Habitat for Humanity work)
- Pennsylvania residents
Notable changes
- None – This is a resolution of honor, not a legislative change.
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