The International Federation of Social Workers (IFSW) is the global organization that represents the social work profession. It plays a significant role in promoting professional standards, social justice, human rights, and sustainable social development across the world. The emergence of IFSW marked an important milestone in the origin and development of modern social work, as it provided a common platform for social workers from different countries to exchange knowledge, establish ethical standards, and address global social issues collectively. The origins of IFSW can be traced back to the growing recognition of social work as a professional discipline during the early twentieth century. After the Second World War, the need for international cooperation became more evident due to widespread poverty, displacement, social inequality, and human rights violations. Social workers recognized that many social problems extended beyond national boundaries and required coordinated international efforts. In response to this need, the International Federation of Social Workers was