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After the Cold War, Public diplomacy became a secondary multiplier alongside the traditional diplomatic activities of the state. The use of non-governmental organizations as well as public diplomacy has become an important tool for a state to pursue effective and popular policies. The potential dialogue and functionality of non-governmental organizations in humanitarian aid, cultural, social and economic fields help states to pursue an effective foreign policy. Today, public diplomacy is also a reflection of "soft power" competition in international relations. The implementation of public diplomacy is continuously developing and to create political relations between states and international communities, new have tools been created. Countries develop policies to expand and use soft power elements effectively. This factor provides states with the potential to establish a wider scope and influence in foreign policy making. This article discusses the role of non-governmental organizations and state cooperation in public diplomacy. When examined with the liberal perspective in international relations, NGOs are seen as effective participant in world politics. This study analyzes how non-governmental organizations affect the foreign policy of states. Within the scope of public diplomacy and their role in the international system.

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