The objectives of the youth exchange ‘Citizenship: Future is YOUTH’ were: -to give space to young people to share their perception of the concept of citizenship, exploring what the role of citizens is in the 21st century; -to increase knowledge of the participants on different forms of citizenship at the local, national, or international levels; -to provide the participants a space to share how citizenship is being perceived in their countries, and communities and if and how young people are being encouraged to become active citizens; -to discuss the role of different stakeholders, especially youth organizations, schools in the process of developing young people’s competencies needed to take part in decision-making processes, to get activated; -to provide the participants an opportunity to inspire each other and encourage them to get curious about the issues around them and take active steps in their addressing; -to introduce to the participants the YouthPass, present the key learning competencies, and provide the participants an opportunity to work on their development; -to equip the participants with knowledge on the Erasmus+ Programme and provide them an opportunity to brainstorm ideas for future projects in the framework of active youth participation and citizenship; -to support networking between participating organizations and exchanging ideas leading to new projects under KA1, Youth Participation Activities; -to realize follow-up events in participating countries to share lessons learned and to encourage young people to be actively involved.