We were able to achieve the following objectives: To give participants understanding how conflict management methods could help us on different levels from avoiding interpersonal conflicts, based on national and religious stereotypes, ethnic strife in the country to the prevention of wars and international global conflicts. Exchange of creative thoughts of participants on how non-violent dialogue could help us in “building bridges between East and West” on religious, intercultural, and intercultural levels, using non-formal education tools and methods. Spreading and dissemination of best inclusion and anti-xenophobia ideas of different countries on exact examples, the building of multicultural multi religious society, using a model of Tunisia as example Building a model of sustainable dialogue between representatives of different religions and nationalities in order to prevent potential conflicts and try to resolve existing ones, using the historical experience of conflicts on the Middle East and European regions at common, understanding what should do every citizen in order to make his activities make sense on a global level and get influence Prevention of consequences of non-understanding principles of peace-building dialogue between representatives of different religions, inclusion, and giving an understanding of the global world. Development of intercultural understanding and dialogue among young people of different nationalities and religions These objectives were directly linked to the objectives of the Erasmus+ program in such parts as: - Promoting intercultural dialogue throughout Europe and the spread of democratic values; - Increase the impact of youth on the formation of public policy; - Promoting non-formal education; - To support and improve the competences of young people by providing them with practical skills in visual media approaches (video and pictures); The project was inspired by the need for protection and promotion of human rights, intercultural dialogue, and democracy, and particularly those related to youth policy in Europe, and to reaffirm young people’s role as active citizens and protagonists of social change. The aim of the project was to promote and support the role of young people in peace-building activities that contribute to living together in dignity and dialogue through a network of specifically trained young people who strengthen the presence and promote the values of the Council of Europe in conflict-affected areas and communities. The project contributes to providing young people with equal opportunities and experience which enable them to play a full part in all aspects of society