The integration of Turkic-speaking states has gained significant momentum in recent decades, leading to enhanced cooperation in various sectors, including the media. This article explores the influence of integration processes on media development, focusing on shared linguistic, cultural, and economic ties. Through an analysis of policies, collaborative media projects, and institutional frameworks, the study highlights the role of organizations such as the Turkic Council in fostering a unified media landscape. The findings suggest that media cooperation among Turkic states strengthens cultural identity, promotes information exchange, and enhances global influence.

Turkic integration, media cooperation, cultural identity, Turkic Council, international communication

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