From 15 to 19 September, partners of the MUSH-LINK Project, funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union, gathered in Belgrade, Serbia for an intensive international training event. The five-day program brought together educators, researchers, youth workers, and project stakeholders from partner countries to strengthen cooperation, exchange expertise, and advance the project’s objectives.

Participants actively engaged in collaborative exercises designed by Ivanka Milenkovic and her team to encourage peer learning and intercultural dialogue. The dynamic format of the sessions ensured a productive exchange of experiences and perspectives.

The Belgrade training marked a significant milestone in the implementation of the MUSH-LINK project. By strengthening competencies and reinforcing cooperation among partners, the event contributed to the overall quality and sustainability of the project.

Following the training, partner organizations will continue working on the development, testing, and dissemination of project results in their respective countries. The knowledge and insights gained during the Belgrade meeting will directly support upcoming project activities and multiplier events.