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WONO BER BARM HABI 1:1:11 A THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. BUSH welcome you to THE WHITE HOUSE on the occasion of the presentation of the PRESIDENTIAL MEDAL OF FREEDOM Tuesday, January 13, 2009 TONY BLAIR THE PRESIDENTIAL Tony Blair has been a powerful force for freedom and for building understanding among nations. As Prime MEDAL OF FREEDOM Minister of the United Kingdom, he was instrumental in helping millions of people secure their freedom in The Presidential Medal of Freedom is the highest civil award Afghanistan, Iraq, Kosovo, and Sierra Leone; forging of our Government. It is awarded by the President of the United a new era of peace in Northern Ireland; providing States to those persons whom the President deems to have made humanitarian assistance around the globe, especially especially meritorious contributions to the security or national in Africa; and strengthening the special relationship between our two nations. Throughout his career, and in interests of the United States, to world peace, or to cultural or other his role as Quartet Representative to the Middle East, significant public or private endeavors. The Medal may be awarded he has worked to provide people with opportunities to to citizens of other nations and may be awarded posthumously. better their lives. The United States honors Tony Blair for his lifelong dedication to building a more just and peaceful world. D 1 I Auch) land I 1 E June (Ent I il the Indi I 1 1 I ITEM