In the project we emphasized the religious diversity of the participants who will represent the most respected religion inthe same proportion on the European continent: Christians (Orthodox, Catholics) and Muslims, as well as atheists and agnostics in order to prevent segreation. Although religious identification is seen on a decrease in many western European states, tensions and discrimination based on religious terms still form a common concern. Especially in the light of the refugee crisis and the increasing religious diversification in western European states, the need for projects, which give the chance for a constructive andmutual exchange between faith groups, can be clearly seen. We had participants from different background, different nationalities and religions and gave them opportunity, through cultural exchange and non formal education to understand importance of multicultural dialouge that can be usedas an effective tool in combating discrimination based on religion and to learn about diversity, acceptance and their role in European citizenship. Objectives: To give to young people chance for a personal reflection on important topics related to inter-faith dialogue; To raise participant's intercultural sensitivity through exploring various faiths as well as the principles of constructive dialogue among religions; To build solid platform for inter-faith dialogue among participants; To develop tolerance and brake prejudice in order to strength European citizenship; To develop intercultural awareness and understanding of social, linguistic and cultural diversity; This project is in line with the objectives of the program, as it enhances the level of key competences and skills of young people and promotes participation in democratic life in Europe, active citizenship, intercultural and inter-religious dialogue, solidarity and strengthens the international dimension of youth activities.