The role of information exchange in communications

Abstract

Azerbaijan has entered a new social, political and economic structure as an independent state, many changes have taken place in its cultural life and the stage of flexible democratic activity has begun in the last thirty years. Especially, the predominance of democratic principles in the new society has expanded the boundaries of relations between people and revealed the necessity of innovation in the form and essence of cultural communication. These changes in the socio-political and cultural life of Azerbaijan have also changed the socio-psychological nature of the communication. The emergence of a new society and the democratic principles it gave to people led to the elimination of existing restrictions in the field of cultural communication. It was the elimination of these restrictions that created a moral ground for wider use of universal cultural resources, revealed the relevance of the problems of restoring cultural communication from historical and traditional aspects. It turns out that people’s forms of national, religious communication and other spiritual values, which have developed over the centuries, are of great upbringing importance and create essentially a new socio-psychological basis for the expansion of cultural communication between people in the modern era.