The project aims to offer young Europeans in the process of professionalization the opportunity to train collectively and informally in other countries. By discussing together the practices specific to each guest country, the young participants were led to evolve and create together new working methods in several cultural disciplines. In general, E+ projects are an opportunity for us to demonstrate the effectiveness of participatory spaces of solidarity, questioning and creation, between young European actors, with the idea of supporting the new generation in a world in constant evolution, towards a Europe which needs to be innovative, ecological and social. After an edition in Patras (Greece) and Skopje (North Macedonia) in 2019, Europe Convergence 2021 (which also extended into 2022 following COVID-19) brought together 40 young people from France, Germany and Romania. A project co-constructed with the Partnerschaftsverband and the municipality of Cluj-Napoca. This France-Germany-Romania edition therefore started in Dijon in June 2021, continued in Cluj-Napoca in August 2021 then in Mainz in April 2022. A set of activities (workshops, coaching, concerts, media creation, etc. .) were offered to participants, journalists, cooks, musicians and communicators during the 3 weeks of activities. Goals : Declination in 2 transversal components: internal (informal and non-formal learning between participants) and external (creation of content for the purpose of raising awareness among young people and integrating the public). - Understand, analyze and compare current European issues - Make young people aware of their European citizenship, their ability to understanding, expression, action and transmission - Make existing solutions visible - Create a multilingual exchange network, promote intercultural dialogue and develop associative or non-governmental, local, regional and international cooperation - Create communication and mediation media adapted to our generation using an educational discourse non-formal simplified in English to make it intelligible and transferable to all - Acquire individual and collective skills (international project management, practice of several languages, etc.) - Organize free unifying events and participate in the integration of people with fewer opportunities (such as refugees, job seekers, people with disabilities) - Allow young people to network to enter the job market