US President Donald Trump claimed that he played a crucial role in resolving the India-Pakistan conflict through trade, suggesting that he deserves a Nobel Peace Prize for ending multiple wars worldwide. During a recent speech, he highlighted that his approach to encouraging trade has effectively curtailed conflicts, including those involving India and Pakistan, by emphasizing the risks associated with nuclear weapons. Trump’s assertion reflects a broader narrative of using economic incentives to foster peace and stability in geopolitically tense regions. While his claims may be seen as controversial, they underscore the importance of diplomatic engagement and trade as potential tools for conflict resolution, particularly in South Asia, where tensions between India and Pakistan have long persisted.