 This is the topic for this session. The construct of social capital is interdisciplinary in nature which mainly covers and deals with the behavior of human beings on the basis of social interactions and relations. Some social scientists describe social capital in different ways. While distinguishing social capital from other forms of capital that is cultural and economic, it is argued that social capital is an arrangement of relations among and between the individuals of a society. That is to say, we can consider social capital in such a way that among the people in the society, there will be a lot of harmony between the people and they will be able to properly pursue their social interests with the interests of the state and in a more efficient manner. So, social capital is the networks of relationship among people who live and work in a particular society enabling their society to function effectively. Social capital means that it involves the effective functioning of social groups through interpersonal relationships. A shared sense of identity, i.e. the people whose identity is common on any basis, on their language, on the basis of their nationality, on the basis of their cultural identity, a shared understanding or for a specific purpose, their understanding of the specific purpose they want to achieve. Then shared norms, then shared values and trust, cooperation and common beliefs. Social capital is a measure of value of resources, then both tangible like public spaces, private property, and intangible like actors, human capital and people. Now, obviously, what are the things in intangible? People do not know who is guiding them, they do not see things in front of them, but they get together for a purpose and then they make a collective effort to pursue their goals. So, the impact of this relationship is that when resources are met with it, people's personal lives are also improved and collectively, in the society, a better situation is seen and ultimately, overall, we can say that if a larger group is generally seen as a form of capital that produces public goods for a common purpose. That is, if we see that in some places, people's situation is not good, and some people understand collective responsibility as a kind of activity that promotes, for example, that area where there was a group, where there was a collective effort and no work is done. Or for people's situation to not change, a proper activity, a skilled development is done, especially the political sociologists, they see that social capital is a process that cannot be completed in one day. For this, there is a proper, continuous process where as many people are involved in it, the