The Turkic Council is an international organization established in 2009 to promote cooperation among Turkic-speaking countries. Its founding members include Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Turkey. The council aims to enhance political, economic, and cultural ties among its member states. In 2019, the council expanded to include Uzbekistan as a full member and Hungary as an observer. The organization focuses on various areas such as trade, education, and tourism, fostering unity and collaboration among the Turkic nations. The council also serves as a platform for discussing regional issues and promoting mutual interests.