3 goals were to be and were achieved with some sacrifices: 1. reconciliation among the participating youth of the Balkan countries whose parents and families have suffered war, flight, death and injury. There is no guarantee of peace in a multi-ethnic state that has been torn apart by brutal ethnic cleansing and where each party continues to try to create advantages for itself. Corruption and grudges reign, and the young people must rethink, must learn that only through peace will a future with all possibilities be open to them. Again, the theater play is a good way to highlight these issues and make them thought-provoking. Particularly impressive was the play of the Slovenian group, who, in threes, dressed in Neandertal outfits, portrayed the development, construction, friendship, love, hatred and complete destruction of the earth with only three letters: A E I Everyone understood the language, the images and all were left speechless but enthusiastic. 2. humanitarian aid with integration of migrants through donations of toys and money, vouchers for the purchase of necessary hygiene products, as well as the work in the Red Cross, where about participants distributed 350 meals a day to the poorest of the poor, made the young people working in this workshop realize what poverty, homelessness and illiteracy means. Working with severely disabled youth from Sid also left impressions and brought a sense of satisfaction about their own life opportunities. The exchange in private, in the group and during the free time is very important, the approach to the other, the comparisons, the conversations are the main purpose of such a youth meeting, also the celebration in the evening. 3. living the values of the EU with the participants in Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, both countries aspiring to join the European Union. The main focus here was the visions for the future 2050 of Europe, the climatic conditions and against the waste of raw materials. In the recycling workshop, there was plenty to talk about wastefulness, oceans and waterways full of garbage, as well as climate-related catastrophes, as the host location SID itself experienced in June. Searching for solutions, discussions, conclusions that it can't go on like this are the interesting results, together with a creative piece of art made of garbage, the upper half representing the northern countries with their garbage masses, the lower half clearly the southern countries with biodegradable waste.