"The Uzbek Language and the New Alphabet: Letters That Unite Brotherhood"

This article explores the formation and development of the Uzbek language and the new alphabet, as well as their significance in strengthening fraternal ties among Turkic peoples. It analyzes the role of the new alphabet in language development, writing culture, and the formation of national identity. Particular attention is paid to the common features of the Uzbek alphabet and the alphabets of other Turkic peoples, linguistic similarities reflected in shared letters and sounds, and opportunities for cultural cooperation. The principles of a common writing system are considered an important factor in strengthening spiritual unity and mutual understanding among Turkic peoples.