Mathematical awards are honors given to individuals or groups for outstanding contributions to the field of mathematics. These awards recognize achievements in various areas, including research, teaching, and outreach. Notable examples include the Fields Medal, often referred to as the "Nobel Prize of Mathematics," and the Clay Millennium Prizes, which reward solutions to specific unsolved problems. These awards aim to promote excellence in mathematics and inspire future generations of mathematicians. They highlight the importance of mathematics in science, technology, and everyday life, encouraging collaboration and innovation within the mathematical community.