Cultural Heritage is a wide concept, concerning customs, objects, artistic expressions and values, passed from one generation to another. Today, we find that heritage is not only manifested through tangible forms such as artefacts, buildings or landscapes but also through intangible forms like voices, values, traditions, oral history. This is perceived through cuisine, clothing, and forms of shelter, traditional skills and technologies, religious ceremonies, performing arts, storytelling. Youth involved in this project will shape a better view of its cultural identity and its civilization, will understand the rich culture Heritage we have and estimate their value. Young people can express themselves and their talents, develop their critical spirit, and creativity and broaden spiritual horizons. The multicultural environment of Cyprus and other countries highlights the peaceful coexistence of people with different cultural identities. The use of cultural heritage as an educational tool can help to deal with societal issues in order to bring people living in Europe closer and promote multiculturalism dialogue. This project "Cultural heritage as a path in migrants inclusion" bring together people from 4 different European countries (Cyprus, Greece, Romania and Hungary) in program of activities on cultural heritage and traditions, to improved European citizenship, youth participation and transnational unity. The project included 2 activities. One training course for 20 youth workers in Greece as well a youth exchange with 40 participants in Cyprus. Young people familiarized the historical-economic-social context of the countries and link cultural-religious findings to the present day. They also critically read about the monuments, understand the cultural and humanitarian aspect of religions and they justify religious, theological and political motives behind the inspiration of art creators. Through this project participants discovered their peers’ cultural and religious heritage. The objectives of the partnership was to improve learning environment for refugee young people, to build a culture of welcome for all people providing general pedagogical tools for youth workers and other professionals accessible in several languages online. The aim is to enhance the understanding of young people for the important role they play in interpreting the diversity of the "other" through a holistic approach of diversity by studying personal needs and desires. Project objectives: -To gathered young people from different cultures, giving them the chance to study and appreciate tangible cultural heritage (museums, monuments), to sparkle their interest about cultural values. -To enhanced and raised cultural awareness of the participants and train them in storytelling, bringing them together from different European countries, promoting their social, communication skills and team spirit. - To gave citizens opportunity to discover the cultural heritage diversity along the European routes and participated in promotion of cultural values as a foundation of a common culture The project aim was to promote cultural heritage among youth through innovative and artistic activities delivered by youth workers and youth organisations. The aim was achieved through the following, established objectives: 1) Give youth workers and youth from 4 programme and partner countries examples of best practice of how to preserve and promote local heritage through inclusion of migrants and artistic activities 2) Make youth workers from 4 programme countries reflect on the importance of cultural heritage in ensuring social capital and participation amongst youth migrants 3) Explore youth work practices in combining mainstream and traditional culture through art and entrepreneurship 4) Create artistic methods aiming at preserving and promoting cultural heritage among young migrants, with inputs from practices across 8 partner and programme countries 5) Develop concrete strategies and common policies for promoting cultural heritage among young people with inputs from practices across 8 partner and programme countries 6) Strengthen and internationalise youth workers and youth organisations professional networks 7) Create visibility, dissemination, and local impact through the project for promoting local heritage amongst youth in Europe. The aim of the project was to sensitized youth workers and young people to the protection of cultural heritage, to understand what mistakes have been made to date in safeguarding heritage, to offer young people opportunities to learn about cultural heritages as universal values. The young people involved in this project acquired a better vision of their own cultural identity and their civilization. Thanks to the many activities planned in the days of stay, young people were able to express themselves and their talents, developed their critical spirit, creativity and broaden their spiritual horizons.