INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION AS A SPACE OF MORAL UNDERSTANDING AMONG YOUTH

Abstract

The article explores intercultural communication as a space for the formation of moral understanding among youth in the context of globalization. Particular attention is paid to the ethical dimension of intercultural interaction, through which moral values, attitudes, and patterns of behavior are shaped. It is argued that intercultural communication among young people functions not only as a channel for information exchange but also as a moral dialogue that fosters mutual respect, tolerance, and responsibility. The study emphasizes that youth, as a socially dynamic group, play a crucial role in developing new forms of ethical interaction capable of ensuring social cohesion and intercultural harmony in contemporary societies.