EDUCATION OF THE YOUNG GENERATION IN THE SPIRIT OF PATRIOTISM AS THE MAIN FACTOR OF NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
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Patriotism, national development, youth education, civic responsibility, social cohesion, identity formation, sustainable development.Abstract
The role of patriotism in shaping national identity and ensuring sustainable development has been emphasized by scholars and policymakers for decades. This article explores the significance of educating the young generation in the spirit of patriotism as a critical component of national development. It highlights how patriotic education fosters social cohesion, civic responsibility, and a sense of belonging, which in turn contribute to economic growth, political stability, and cultural preservation. The paper examines theoretical foundations, practical strategies, and international experiences, emphasizing that patriotic education is not merely an ideological tool but an essential factor in building progressive and resilient societies.
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