From 11 until November 19, young people from France 
, Ukraine 
, Czech Republic 
, Armenia 
, Lithuania 
and Georgia 
gathered in sunny Ureki to explore what it means to be part of the European community — not only on the map, but also in terms of values. 
The EUth Connect project has brought together active young people who want to understand how the EU works, how its decisions are made, and how we can all be part of this process.
During the exchange, participants:
participated in workshops and debates on European values, democracy, and civic engagement;
developed intercultural dialogue skills, learned to listen, negotiate, and find common ground even in the most heated discussions;
created an international network of young ambassadors ready to promote the ideas of unity, respect, and cooperation.
Although November in Sakartvelo has already brought cold weather, the participants were warmed by an atmosphere of shared values, mutual support, and the people around them. Thanks to this warm community, the project left behind not only new acquaintances and important conversations, but also a sense of unity and engagement.
EUth Connect has demonstrated once again that active citizenship begins with dialogue, openness, and a willingness to listen to one another.
