The World Council of Churches (WCC) is an ecumenical fellowship of churches established in 1948, uniting 352 member churches from various Christian denominations, including Orthodox, Anglican, Baptist, Lutheran, and Reformed. The WCC is dedicated to promoting Christian unity in faith, witness, and service, striving for a just and peaceful world. Since 2012, the WCC has been actively involved in peace-building initiatives in Syria, focusing on fostering peace and reconciliation in the region. The organization seeks to engage qualified consultants to enhance its conflict analysis, strategic communications, and quality assurance efforts, ensuring that its programs are effective, conflict-sensitive, and aligned with its mission.