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Religious and Interfaith Diplomacy

International dialogue using religious leaders and faith communities to advance mutual understanding, reconciliation or peace.

Term type · Actor-focused practiceClustersNarrative, Trust & InfluenceTypes of Diplomacy
Context

Government and non-governmental actors may collaborate, but religious communities remain autonomous.

Why it matters for foreign affairs

Faith-based networks can reach communities beyond formal governmental access.

Where it appears in practice
  • KAICIID describes dialogue activities involving religious actors across countries. Source
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