List of awards and honors received by Gustavo Petro

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Gustavo Petro, the 34th president of Colombia, has received numerous honors in recognition of his career in politics. These include:

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National honors

CountryDateDecorationPost-nominal letters
Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia 5 August 2022 Order of Boyacá [1] [2] ODB
Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia 5 August 2022 Order of San Carlos [3] OSC
Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia 5 August 2022 National Order of Merit [4] ODM
Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia 5 August 2022 Order of Merit Colonel Guillermo Fergusson [5] OGF

Foreign honors

CountryDateDecorationPost-nominal letters
Flag of Spain.svg Spain3 May 2023 Order of Isabella the Catholic (1st Class) [6] [7] CYC
Flag of Palestine.svg Palestine3 June 2024 Grand Collar of the State of Palestine [8] [9]

Scholastic

Chancellor, visitor, governor, rector and fellowships
LocationDateSchoolPosition
Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina 18 November 2018 National University of Lanús Honnorary professor [10]
Flag of Atlantico.svg  Atlántico 31 March 2023 University of Atlántico Honoris Causa [11]
Flag of Bolivar Department.svg  Bolívar 31 March 2023 University of Cartagena Honoris Causa [12]
Flag of Cesar.svg  Cesar 31 March 2023 Popular University of Cesar Honoris Causa [13]
Flag of Cordoba.svg  Córdoba 31 March 2023 University of Córdoba Honoris Causa
Flag of La Guajira.svg  La Guajira 31 March 2023 University of La Guajira Honoris Causa
Flag of Magdalena.svg  Magdalena 31 March 2023 University of Magdalena Honoris Causa
Flag of Sucre Department.svg  Sucre 31 March 2023 University of Sucre Honoris Causa
Flag of Costa Rica.svg  Costa Rica 28 August 2023 University for Peace Honoris Causa [14]

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