CULTURAL DIPLOMACY AND YOUTH COOPERATION FOR THE COMMON FUTURE OF THE TURKIC STATES

Authors
  • Dinoraxon Isoqjon qizi Qosimboyeva

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  • Firuza Akilbekovna Baydullayeva

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Keywords:
cultural diplomacy, youth cooperation, Turkic States, storytelling, leadership, education
Abstract

This paper explores how cultural diplomacy and youth cooperation can contribute to the common future of the Turkic States. It highlights the role of young people in preserving cultural heritage, promoting dialogue, and creating innovative projects that unite societies. The paper also draws on personal examples of youth-led initiatives in Uzbekistan, such as public speaking projects, storytelling platforms, and community education. It argues that young leaders can combine tradition with modern tools to strengthen unity and present the Turkic world as a region of creativity, peace, and cooperation.

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2026-05-15
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