The new generation accumulates the cultural

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According to the results of a survey by Simon-Kucher & Partners, over the past five years, 85% of respondents have become more inclined to consume eco-friendly products, and the majority (32%) are millennials.At the national report “Youth of Kazakhstan – 2022”, it was decided to raise the age threshold of people included in the youth category from 14-28 to 14-35 years. At the beginning of this year, young people make up about 19% of the total population of Kazakhstan (3.7 million people). Everyone has heard the expression "youth is our future" more than once. And indeed, youth often acts as the engine of development of society, the country, and is one of the first demographic groups to respond to social and political changes.


Intellectual and social foundations of society and transforms them into something new. In this article, we will look at how the youth of Kazakhstan differs from the youth senegal phone data of other countries, and how this may affect trends that may develop in the future. To do this, we use data from sociological studies of youth from different countries, which are available on the Internet. One of the most important factors in the formation of a person as an individual is the environment. Thus, the country and its cultural and social values ​​form in many ways a unique, inimitable society in which a new generation is raised.


To begin with, let us consider the difference in the cultural values ​​of the youth of Kazakhstan and the West. Kazakhstan has historically developed as a country that serves as a platform for communication or cohabitation of many nations and cultures. The issue of peaceful coexistence of representatives of different ethnic groups on the territory of Kazakhstan has arisen more than once, but what tendencies are modern youth inclined to in intercultural issues ? According to the results of a 2021 sociological study in Kazakhstan (1), 75.8% of respondents aged 14 to 29 said they were ready to make friends with people of a different ethnic group and religion.