Observed each year from February 1–7, World Interfaith Harmony Week was established by the UN General Assembly in 2010 thanks to the leadership of King Abdullah II of Jordan. It highlights the power of people across faiths and beliefs coming together through dialogue, participation, and mutual respect. Marked in more than 100 countries, it reflects a global commitment to recognizing what unites us rather than what divides us. Interfaith cooperation is central to FFEU's mission, and World Interfaith Harmony Week reflects the partnerships, programs, and efforts we actively support throughout the year.