By implementing this project we achieved those objectives: - brought together youth who were enthusiastic about innovation, entrepreneurship and education as well as those who were willing to contribute to their local communities' development and make a positive impact on the society; - increased the knowledge about entrepreneurship, concept of start-ups and the Good, Bad and Ugly side of being an entrepreneur itself; - developed critical thinking and communication skills regarding media; - fostered open-mindedness and a respect for people from different backgrounds and cultures; - promoted the acquisition of digital skills by all young people to enable them to fully exploit the potential of the digital world; - enhanced the entrepreneurial mindsets and skills of young people through formal education, non-formal and informal learning; - spoke about significant concepts including solidarity, human dignity, equality, inclusiveness, empathy, and corporate social responsibility; - promoted fundamental European values such as respect for human dignity, equality, human rights, tolerance, non-discrimination; - increased awareness about human relations; - became more competent entrepreneurs, who understand the key drivers of business markets in the XXI century; - get acquainted with the tools of creating, presenting, and selling products more efficiently on today's market; - discovered the international youth mobility as a mean of learning and promoting European values; - worked on the public speaking skills and discuss the tools of being a good public speaker not only in the native language but also in English, since it was the main communication language during the YE; - developed the awareness of using social media tools in PR, discussed the main channels of promotion nowadays (like TikTok, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram etc.) - promoted and empowered the cooperation between NGOs, each was coming from a different country and cultural background; - by working together in the international groups, participants managed to break stereotypes about other cultures; - discovered the Europass CV and Youthpass tools and learned how to use them, got to know about the European Solidarity Corps programmes, EuroPeers, Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs and all the other possibilities of international mobilities that are financed under the EU funds. As FRSP, we are aware of how vulnerable are the youth of today as a result of the economic crisis that started in the second part of the previous decade. Taking into account the youth unemployment rates statistics, which in the European Union averaged 19.46 percent from 2000 until 2023, in the countries outside the EU, the situation is even worse, taking also into consideration the war situation that has been going on in Ukraine. All of the partner organizations and FRSP could recognize the need to foster entrepreneurship in young people (18-30) from the countries such nations as Albania (youth unemployment rate 27,79), Ukraine (21,1), Georgia (23,4%), and Czech Republic (7,08%) and Poland (8,71%) according to the 2022. Youth living in those countries face difficulties in finding a good job. They are forced to do jobs they do not want to, move abroad and leave their family or they stay unemployed living with parents and enjoying social media platforms or binge watching Netflix. On the contrary, Poland and the Czech Republic are going very well. There are plenty of job opportunities in both countries but the process we could see that is most satisfying is increasing entrepreneurship among youth. There are more and more companies that are being set up by young adults (20-30 yo). So, the selection of partners was not random and by carrying out such a project we wanted to give good practice to the youth from those countries as our foundation is placed and works in the Silesian region. This region is where the economy combines old traditions that still continue with the most modern technological advances. Nowadays, there are over 403 000 enterprises in the region, two special economic zones, and a lot of investments being implemented. Entrepreneurship is an important driver of economic growth and job creation. Entrepreneurship, like so many other areas, requires a long-term approach and a strong belief in young people's capability. We believe that it is necessary to support young people and develop in them an entrepreneurial spirit from an early age. This involves initiative, measured risk-taking, creativity, public speaking and organizational skills. This will enable them to reach their full potential and effectively enter today’s workforce. With an emphasis on social entrepreneurship, the goal aimed to encourage young entrepreneurs to put their amazing ideas into start-ups. The project's idea came up by FRSP foundation's local volunteers who, being intrigued and interested in such topics as social media, entrepreneurship and start-ups, decided to create and work out a common YE.