Turkic States May Get a Single Alphabet
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Original Author: Alexander Smolin
The first meeting of the special commission on the creation of a single alphabet will be held in Kyrgyzstan.
It has been decided to speed up the process of linguistic unity and the transition of the Turkic states to a common alphabet at the relevant seminar according to Anadolu Agency.
At the seminar, academics from the Turkic states provided information about the alphabet and historical language processes that took place in their countries.
They also created a commission to create a unified alphabet for the Organization of Turkic States (OTC). The department will include two members from each official structure dealing with language policy.
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