The Mozambican government officially recognized the crucial role played by civil society organizations and religious groups in promoting peace within the country. This acknowledgment was made during a meeting in Maputo, signaling increased government collaboration with these non-state actors. The move underscores a growing understanding of the value of inclusive peace processes. Specifically, these groups have been instrumental in conflict resolution, mediation, and fostering dialogue at the community level. The government’s recognition aims to strengthen partnerships and enhance ongoing efforts to maintain stability. This represents a significant step towards a more comprehensive and community-led approach to peacebuilding in Mozambique. Further details regarding specific collaborations were not immediately available.