The organization combines diplomatic efforts with the major powers and a worldwide interfaith mobilization centred on Assisi on 4 October.

The organization launched an international interfaith campaign centred on Assisi on 4 October and urged the major powers to open a dialogue table to halt the escalation of conflicts.

The organization called on the leaders of the United States, Russia, China and India to drive urgent negotiations that halt the military escalation and open a path to peace between Russia and Ukraine.

Backed by 46 ambassadors and its secretaries general in 185 nations, the organization formally proposed a joint commitment to the four powers.

In a column published in Ámbito, the organization explained why it supported the candidacy and reaffirmed that peace must be measured by verifiable agreements.

The World Organization for Peace presented the United States, Russia, Ukraine and NATO with a ceasefire proposal and was invited to the presidential inauguration ceremony.