The Ministry of Social Welfare Directorate of Religious Affairs is responsible for promoting religious harmony, tolerance, and cooperation among different faith groups in the country. The directorate works to strengthen peaceful coexistence and mutual respect among religious communities.

It also coordinates government engagement with religious institutions and leaders, ensuring that religious organizations operate in line with national laws, policies, and social welfare objectives. The directorate supports dialogue, mediation, and collaboration between religious groups and the government on issues affecting social development and community welfare.

In addition, the directorate promotes the role of religious institutions in peacebuilding, moral guidance, and community development. It works with faith-based organizations to support social programs that contribute to national unity, social cohesion, and the well-being of communities.