The Role And Prospects Of Humanitarian Cooperation In The Development Of Cultural Diplomacy Between Uzbekistan And Turkey
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In contemporary international relations, humanitarian cooperation has emerged as a strategically significant instrument of cultural diplomacy, contributing to the promotion of mutual understanding, trust, and sustainable interstate partnerships. This article examines the role and development prospects of humanitarian cooperation between the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Republic of Turkey within the framework of cultural diplomacy. The study focuses on key areas of interaction, including education, science, culture, tourism, and media cooperation. Using qualitative research methods such as content analysis, comparative analysis, and case studies, the article demonstrates that humanitarian cooperation enhances bilateral relations, strengthens soft power resources, and contributes to the formation of a positive international image of both states. The findings indicate that the further institutionalization and expansion of humanitarian cooperation constitute a strategic priority for the sustainable development of cultural diplomacy between Uzbekistan and Turkey.
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