THE SPANISH LANGUAGE AS A DIPLOMATIC INSTRUMENT IN 2024

Authors

  • Atoullayev Dilkhushbek Makhmudovich second year master's student in the following area:"Linguistics: Spanish"
  • Mukhamedova Mukaddaskhon Rustamovna second year master's student in the following area:"Linguistics: Spanish"

Keywords:

Spanish language, diplomacy, intercultural communication, international relations, linguistic diversity, cultural diplomacy

Abstract

In the context of an increasingly interconnected world, the Spanish language is positioned as a crucial diplomatic instrument in 2024, facilitating international dialogue and cultural exchange. This thesis analyzes the evolution of Spanish as a diplomatic language, its entrenchment in global governance, and its role in fostering intercultural understanding. Utilizing a multidisciplinary approach that encompasses linguistics, international relations, and cultural studies, the paper highlights both the opportunities and challenges that arise from the prominence of Spanish in the diplomatic arena. By examining contemporary case studies, this research underscores the Spanish language's efficacy as a tool for negotiation, collaboration, and cultural diplomacy, while also addressing the linguistic processes presented by globalization.

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Published

2024-10-10