PRESERVING NATIONAL IDENTITY IN A MULTICULTURAL WORLD
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In the era of globalization and multicultural interaction, the issue of preserving national identity has become one of the most urgent challenges of our time. Every nation strives to maintain its unique culture, traditions, and language while participating in global integration. This article explores the essence of national identity, the effects of globalization on cultural values, and the importance of education and youth in safeguarding heritage. The study emphasizes that national identity is not a static concept but a dynamic process that adapts to modern realities while preserving spiritual and cultural foundations.
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