Press release from the Nobel Foundation

The Nobel Week press programmes have now been published

5 November 2025 View in Swedish
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The press programmes for the Nobel Week in Oslo and Stockholm have now been published with many activities that media can attend.

Since 1901, Nobel Prize laureates have received their diplomas and medals at ceremonies in Stockholm and Oslo. The Nobel Day, 10 December, begins with the award ceremony for this year’s Nobel Peace Prize laureates in Oslo. This is followed by the award ceremony in Stockholm for the laureates in physics, chemistry, physiology or medicine, literature and economic sciences. In the evening, there will be banquets in both Oslo and Stockholm to celebrate this year’s laureates. But the celebration of the laureates includes many more activities that media representatives can attend that starts already 6 December in Stockholm and 8 December in Oslo. 

Oslo

In Oslo, the media are invited to a press conference, a torchlight procession, a party where seventh graders get to meet this year’s laureate and then the opening of a new peace prize exhibition at the Nobel Peace Center.

You can find the full press programme for Oslo here. The banquet in Norway may only be attended by media representatives who have been invited.

Stockholm

In Stockholm the programme includes press conferences, Nobel Prize lectures and the Nobel Week Dialogue, this year on the theme of “Health for all”. The media are invited to look at the artefacts that the laureates donate to the Nobel Prize Museum, and there will be numerous guided tours of the artistic light installations in this year’s Nobel Week Lights festival.

See the full press programme for the Nobel Week in Stockholm here.

Here is a form for journalists who wish to be accredited to attend the award ceremony and banquet in Stockholm on 10 December. The application deadline is 7 November. Decisions will be announced in mid-November. 

Here is a form for photographers from news organisations who wish to be accredited to attend the award ceremony and banquet in Stockholm on 10 December. The application deadline is 7 November. Decisions will be announced in mid-November. 

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Here you will find information about licensing of moving content, television broadcasting and live streaming.

For further information, please contact

Oslo
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Stockholm
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Nobel Peace Center
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Nobel Prize Museum
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Nobel Foundation

The Nobel Foundation is a private foundation established in 1900 on the basis of the will of Alfred Nobel and the founding statutes promulgated in connection with the will. Its primary purpose is to ensure that the intentions of the will of Alfred Nobel are fulfilled. The Foundation is responsible for ensuring that the assets made available for awarding the Nobel Prize are managed in such a way as to safeguard the economic base of the Prize in a long-term perspective and guarantee the independence of the prize-awarding institutions in their work of selecting Laureates. The Nobel Foundation is also entrusted with managing and carefully developing the trademarks and intangible assets that have been built up during the more than century-long history of the Nobel Prize.

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