The overall objective of the project is preservation and promotion of the multiculturalism based on traditions and common identity in the border regions of the four countries (Romania, Hungary, Slovakia, Ukraine).The specific objectives of the project:1. Creation of an active network of NGOs and institutions that works in the cultural field in the 4 regions.2. Organizing and implementing a string of cultural events in collaboration by the 5 partners, within 12 months.3. Development of a medium-term inter-regional cultural strategy by the 5 partners, within 12 months. Main activities:· Workshop for the partners;· Preparing, printing and distributing the common cultural calendar;· Realization of a common cultural internet platform;· Organizing the Harvest Festival in Opalyi (Hungary);· Organizing the Bethlehem Festival in Janik (Slovakia);· Organizing the Traditional Dance Festival Nevetlen Village (Ukraine);· Organizing an International Festival “Youth, Culture and Tradition” Satu Mare county – Romania; Realization of an evaluation regarding the quality of the 4 cultural events;· Developing the common cultural strategy by the 5 partners;· Monitoring, evaluating Achievements: 1 partnership agreement signed by the 5 cross-border partners; 100 representatives of the 5 partner organizations/institutions with developed competencies in cultural events organizing and performing; 604 performers from the 4 regions with improved experience and motivation in performing; 4 organized and held cultural events; 4 symposiums; 1 held workshop; 8000 participants at the 4 cultural events ; 9 press releases; 5 banners – mediatizing the project and the events; 20 participants at the workshop; 280 distributed cultural calendars; 1 cultural internet platform; 1000 T- shirts; 400 posters for advertising the cultural events; 200 invitations to the events; 900 leaflets for mediatizing the cultural events; 1.500 leaflets advertising each partner; 5 short video for promotion; 1 evaluation regarding the quality of the 4 organized events; 1 medium term cultural strategy of the 5 partners