Hi 😊 Friendship is an important value.

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Friendship is a gift. We can also say this. It means that you treasure friendships very much.

The statement "I value friendship." is grammatically correct and means that the speaker, as a general matter, thinks that it is important to have friends. Only someone who has severe emotional disturbances, however, would not agree with the statement. In other words, the statement is so obvious that it would be unusual to need to say it. The usual way this is used would be in the context of a specific friend or friends. In other words, the statements "I value your friendship" or "I value his friendship" or "I believe he values our friendship" and so on, are said all the time.

Yes, you can say I value friendship(s)... Another possibility is (usually when you are speaking directly to somebody you are very close to): "I treasure your friendship" If you can see YouTube, check this out: https://youtu.be/_-RwNIhbLC8