The countries worldwide are faced both with internal and external migration and the nature of migration varies depending on the reasons why people migrate, whether migration is based on free will or not (wars, climate change, lack of job opportunities, etc). When people face risks in their home country, they tend to migrate seeking a safe place and shelter where to settle down. Yet, they face new challenges such as adaptation and integration regarding language, culture, social norms, social values & attitudes of the recipient society towards foreigners. There are various social policies which target to facilitate the integration process of the latter and contribute towards an inclusive society. Social integration is obviously the aim of the policy-makers when it comes to migrant issues, but sometimes is not ample as it has many different levels/pitches. We believe that, by encouraging and supporting migrants/refugees to start-up a business can make it easier for them to get adapted/integrated, to cooperate with locals and make them have the sense of belonging, participation and inclusion.We chosed to jot down such a YE Program together with our young beneficiaries (refugees/migrants/ and youth with fewer opportunities) who contributed to the activities, by sharing different ideas and mindset as well as by disseminating the outputs of the multi-cultural group working. Through this Youth Exchange we intented to bring together group leaders with youth work background on entrepreneurship and 3 facilitators experienced on migrant/refugee issues and entrepreneurship, young people without and with fewer opportunities (migrants/refugees) regardless of their gender interested in the topic or who might have an entrepreneurial idea but do not know where to start from 18 to 30 years old, youth without and with fewer opportunities (migrants/refugees) already involved in entrepreneurship businesses making a total of 40 participants (7+1). Moreover, we as a consortium deemed that this intervention was pertinent to the situation (pandemic) which has worsened the position of migrants/refugees all over the world including here Europe. The countries involved in this project were: Germany, France, Slovenia, Italy and Spain. This youth exchange was a space for all the above mentioned groups to explore, discuss, share, get inspired, identify the problems and reach any possible solutions. The main objectives of this project were: • To facilitate the interaction and cooperation between youngsters without and with fewer opportunities by implementing common entrepreneurial projects • To encourage the spirit of entrepreneurial initiative among migrants/refugees of age 18-30 years old; • To raise awareness on the importance of social inclusion of people/youth with fewer opportunities in EU countries complex societies • To promote the importance of entrepreneurship on integration process of migrants in countries part of this project as host societies of migrants and refugees; • To create space for exchanging methodology approaches about entrepreneurship • To disseminate and spread around the project's results & and bring into the light issues that unprivileged groups face and faced notably during the lockdown. The overall aim of the project was to foster social inclusion of people (youth with fewer opportunities migrants/refugees) through means of entrepreneurship. Partners had been selected through an open call and from previous collaborations working in the field of youth and entrepreneurship. We tried to bring together in one “table” countries which have faced internal and external waves of migration, countries that have been from time to time generating migrants and those which have been hosting them, participants had the chance to look at things in a range of angles. The venue-city was Potsdam, Germany as a place affected by migration and due to this it has turned out to be more and more diverse.