This article reflects the role of intercultural dialogue as a component part of intercultural communication. Currently, dialogue is not only the art of arguing, but also the art of thinking, pondering, judging and understanding the interlocutor. For a dialogue to be productive, a series of requirements must be met, such as: understanding the essence of the problem by both interlocutors, tolerance, indulgence, patience, patience, power to persuade, conclusion, eloquence, ability to give in. if the reasoning was wrong. Thus, we find that intercultural dialogue is a process that is aimed at establishing by individuals the diversity they accept within certain limits. So, it is the effective dialogue that enhances, lays the foundations and encourages open interactions, which encourages respect for sharing ideas and for the efficient and multiple capitalization of the way people, the community and the world as a whole is perceived and thought.