On April 17-19 of this year, the Fifth International Congress of Turkic Civilizations on the theme “Common Values of Turkic Civilization” was held at the Kyrgyz-Turkish Manas University, one of the leading higher educational institutions in Central Asia, in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan.

The conference was attended by Shakhnoza Khudaykulova, Acting Associate Professor of the Department of Uzbek and Russian Languages ​​at the University of World Economy and Diplomacy, and Suleyman Hilmi Kızıldağ, Turkish language teacher.

The congress was attended by leading professors and teachers of the Kyrgyz-Turkish Manas University, as well as about 300 scientists, researchers and doctoral students from Turkey, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan, as well as representatives of the Ministry of National Education.

Within the framework of the main theme of the conference, more than 46 departments worked in the areas of history, education, language and literature, culture, communication, and religion. The departments included: history of Turkic civilization, training of pedagogical personnel, language education and research, culture and communication, scientific theology, Turkic cultural and archaeological studies, teaching of the humanities, comparative literature, intercultural communication, teaching of exact sciences, Turkish literature, problems of preserving and promoting culture, teaching communication, methods of historical research, current problems of studying language and literature, inculcation of values, ethics of communication, paradigm in historical research, teaching foreign languages, translation between fraternal languages, communication in social networks, history of fraternal peoples, control and assessment in education, modern methods of language learning, the problem of globalization, language of communication, interdisciplinary approach in historical research, career guidance and psychological counseling, research on Turkology, culture and society interaction, communication and sociology, issues of Turkic civilization, education and interdisciplinary approach, comparative study of Turkic languages ​​and modern problems of communication, history of Turkic sciences, scientific research methods, and conclusions of scientific and practical importance were developed.

This congress, dedicated to the common values ​​of the ancient Turkic civilization, was scientifically and practically effective and fruitful, and the participants of the conference recognized that holding such events more often would serve to increase cooperation, exchange and mutual awareness in science, culture, language and literature among the Turkic peoples.