It is already a fact that Turkic-speaking countries play a unique role in the international arena and become a separate element of the modern international system. However, the integration potential of this union of states as a separate unit in the political and economic scene of the world lags behind the individual role of each Turkic-speaking state, that is, the influence of the countries belonging to this union in detail is still stronger than the influence of their organization that appeared in the world in an organized form. Since the integration of Turkic-speaking countries is actually an inevitable process, its necessity is obvious, but the current problems overshadow the intensification of those integration processes and their prospects in general. From this perspective, the activity of the diaspora organizations of those states is the most vivid manifestation of both the necessity and the emerging problems that distance the prospects.
Turkic-speaking countries, diaspora organizations