The idea of creating a developed state united the national liberation movements in Turkey and Turkestan, despite the similarities and differences in their development. These movements can be considered as a movement that seeks to preserve respect for their homeland, respect for human rights, freedom of cultural development, the solution of the agrarian problem, to enter the world arena, to establish economic cooperation with European and Asian countries. The Turkestan national liberation movement has become an international phenomenon in nature, content and influence, not limited to the regional scale. After all, historical data show that the national liberation movements abroad had a direct and indirect influence on its ideological and organizational formation. Among the factors that directly influenced the impact of the youth movement. Historiographical analysis and factual evidence allow us to draw such a conclusion. Political and cultural ties between Turkey and Turkestan brought the idea of Turkish unity to the political arena in the twentieth century.The development of Turkish-Turkestan relations in the informal way in the early twentieth century influenced the development of these relations. The contacts of Turkestan intellectuals, who were educated in Turkey and went there for various purposes, will form the basis for the development of Jadid, Muslim and Turkic ideas.