Identities in conflict often complicate peace-building efforts, as deeply ingrained historical grievances and cultural narratives shape perceptions among groups. These identities can perpetuate cycles of violence and mistrust, making dialogue challenging. Peace processes must address not only political and territorial disputes but also the underlying social and psychological factors linked to identity. Facilitating inclusive discussions, recognizing shared narratives, and promoting reconciliation are vital strategies for fostering lasting peace. Effective peace-building requires an understanding of identity dynamics and their role in conflict resolution.