US President Jimmy Carter passed away at 100

December 29, Georgia, USA: The 39th US President Jimmy Carter passed away at 100. President Carter served from 1977 to 1981 as a member of the Democratic party. Mr. Carter also won a Nobel Prize in 2002.

President Carter has been in hospital care since February 202, back in his home in Plains, Georgia, the same town where he was born and once owned a peanut farm before he became the governor of the Peach State.

The news agency AFP was informed by his son Chip, “My father was not a hero, not only to me but to everyone who believes in peace, human rights, and unselfish love”. US President Joe Biden expressed grievance over the former president’s death and has declared January 9 as his mourning day. He also recalled the time he spent with the former President.

During the Carter administration, he visited various countries to work better on international cooperation, Since the Carter administration, the US and many third-world countries have worked together to prosper our bilateral relations, between many countries have worked closely on energy and humanitarian aid, technology, and space missions. In the mid-2000s, similarly, India signed a major agreement to join hands to work together in Civil Nuclear Cooperation, and our bilateral trade has been going higher ever since the Carter Center said.

The state funeral has been ordered for the last rites of the former President in Washington.