The concept of citizenship evolves in a globalized world as individuals increasingly navigate multiple affiliations and identities. Globalization fosters interdependence, leading to the emergence of transnational citizenship where individuals engage across borders. This evolution challenges traditional notions of citizenship, encompassing rights and responsibilities that extend beyond national boundaries. Consequently, the focus on global issues—such as climate change and human rights—requires citizens to participate in broader governance frameworks, redefining their roles in both local and international contexts.