Interreligious dialogue refers to the open and respectful conversation between individuals or groups from different religious traditions. The goal is to promote understanding, tolerance, and cooperation among diverse faiths, such as Christianity, Islam, Judaism, and others. This dialogue can take place through discussions, joint activities, or community events, allowing participants to share beliefs and practices. Such dialogues can help reduce prejudice and conflict by fostering mutual respect and appreciation for different perspectives. They often address common values, ethical issues, and social challenges, encouraging collaboration on projects that benefit society as a whole, such as peacebuilding and human rights.