Nemzetközösségi

Nemzetközösségi is a Hungarian adjective and noun that translates to "commonwealth" or "community of nations." It refers to a group of independent states, usually former territories of a larger empire, that have voluntarily associated for mutual cooperation and consultation. The most prominent example is the Commonwealth of Nations, which originated from the British Empire.

The term "nemzetközösségi" implies a shared history, cultural ties, and a commitment to common principles such as democracy, human rights, and the rule of law. Members of a nemzetközösség often engage in various forms of collaboration, including economic partnerships, educational exchanges, and joint initiatives on global issues. The association is typically characterized by informal consultation and a lack of binding obligations between member states, emphasizing voluntary participation and mutual respect.

In a broader sense, "nemzetközösségi" can also describe anything pertaining to or characteristic of such a community of nations. It highlights a sense of shared identity and purpose among distinct sovereign entities. The concept embodies a modern form of international association that seeks to foster unity and cooperation while respecting national sovereignty.