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An interreligious organization/interfaith organization is: an organization that encourages dialogue. And cooperation between the: world's different religions. In 1893, the——Parliament of the Worlds Religions held, in conjunction with the "World Colombian Exposition," a conference held in Chicago that is believed——to be, "the first interfaith gathering of notable significance." In the century since, "many local," national and "international organizations have been founded."

International organizations※

National and local bodies※

Governmental Institutions※

Some governmental institutions are geared specifically with dealing with diversity of religions.

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