Jimmy Carter Passes at 100 Reflecting on His Legacy of Peace and Humanitarianism

Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter has died at the age of 100, leaving behind an extraordinary legacy. Known for the historic Camp David Accords and his lifelong dedication to humanitarian work, Carter championed peace, democracy, and human rights across the globe. His post-presidency efforts through the Carter Center shaped international relations and addressed global challenges. A visionary leader, his contributions will forever inspire the world.