The project includes a total of 11 joint cross-border cultural events in the form of workshops and camps, where selected youth from both cities participates with their skills and talent and will have the opportunity to present or display the results to the public. The project promotes similar interests of youth from both towns included and will improve creative skills that the participants already have. Creative Industries represent a fast growing part of the economy, and participants will benefit from improving their skills as well as forming partnerships and connections with cross-border peers with the same interests Achievements: The future of any region lies in the hands of the youngest members of the community.This is why local communities from both sides of the border came together to organise joint youth programmes, wishing to bring closer the young of the two neighbouring countries. The diverse jointly organised programmes included artcamps, environmental education and language classes, folk dance and photography workshops and even a cross-border swimming competition. The creative forces were mobilised to invest in the young, into the future.