Youth represents a distinctive group in any society, and they are the most significant factor in social changes. Young people are characterized by their capacity for production and creativity in all fields; they are the ones qualified to uplift nations and build communities. Culture, embodied in values, customs, and traditions, is the fundamental criterion for individual and social behavior. It is transmitted to youth through socialization by means of observation, learning, and participation, making it a crucial part of both individual and societal identity. This necessitates a shared responsibility to deepen and develop culture among the youth.