The term "Turkic States" refers to a group of countries in Central Asia and Eastern Europe where Turkic languages are spoken. These states include Turkey, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, and Kyrgyzstan. They share cultural and historical ties, stemming from their common Turkic heritage. These nations often collaborate through organizations like the Turkic Council, which promotes cooperation in various fields such as trade, education, and culture. The Turkic States also celebrate their shared history and traditions, fostering a sense of unity among their diverse populations.