FAITHCON 2025 was successfully held to commemorate three years of FAITH Organization, marking an important milestone in its journey toward advancing integrated, interdisciplinary approaches to health. The conference was organised around the theme “From Silos to Synergy: Bridging Concepts and Practice in ‘One Health’,” reflecting FAITH’s commitment to fostering collaboration across human, animal, and environmental health sectors.

The conference brought together eminent speakers, subject experts, researchers, policymakers, and practitioners who shared insights on critical and emerging issues within the One Health framework, with a strong focus on antimicrobial resistance (AMR). The sessions highlighted the need to move beyond fragmented approaches and emphasized practical, cross-sectoral strategies to address complex global health challenges.

A series of expert-led sessions and panel discussions explored pertinent topics including One Health implementation, AMR prevention and stewardship, intersectoral coordination, community engagement, and translating research into policy and practice. The discussions enabled meaningful knowledge exchange and encouraged dialogue between academia, field practitioners, and decision-makers.

FAITHCON 2025 witnessed active participation from a large and diverse group of delegates, reflecting growing interest and engagement in One Health and AMR. To promote early-career engagement and innovation, a poster competition was organised, providing a platform for students and young professionals to present their work. Outstanding contributions were recognised during the prize distribution ceremony.

Overall, FAITHCON 2025 served as a vibrant platform for learning, collaboration, and reflection—reinforcing FAITH’s vision of building synergies across disciplines and strengthening collective action for sustainable One Health solutions.