The “Let’s Change Europe” event held in Kętrzyn concluded successfully, leaving a significant impact on attendees and strengthening international collaboration. The meeting began with a welcome speech by the host representatives of the City of Kętrzyn, who expressed gratitude for the attendees and highlighted the city’s rich history, culture, and community spirit. They invited participants to explore Kętrzyn’s attractions and engage with its diverse population, fostering a spirit of unity and collaboration for a brighter future. Representatives from the city council also presented their respective cities.

The seminar “Let’s Change Europe,” featuring experts and policymakers, aimed to discuss and propose ideas for positive and green transformation within Europe. Various aspects such as politics, economy, social issues, and culture were addressed, with the goal of inspiring change and improvement across the continent. Participants shared insights, engaged in dialogue, and developed strategies to tackle challenges and seize opportunities for progress in Europe.

The Creative Labs at Konik Mazurski in Kętrzyn served as innovative spaces for collaborative exploration and experimentation. These labs offered resources, workshops, and networking opportunities for individuals and groups interested in creative endeavors such as art, design, technology, and entrepreneurship. Participants engaged in hands-on activities, shared ideas, and cultivated new skills, fostering a dynamic ecosystem of creativity and innovation within Kętrzyn and beyond.

The second day of the event highlighted the transformative potential of inclusive, high-quality education in shaping a better Europe. Guests were given firsthand insight into the impactful work of specialists through sessions in EEG Biofeedback, sensory integration, and rehabilitation therapy. Specially curated integration tasks not only brought immense joy but also provided a fleeting glimpse into the enchanting world of childhood.

The meeting with the young generation and school staff, attended by international representatives from city councils, aimed to foster dialogue, exchange ideas, and collaboration between local youth and international participants. It provided a platform for students to voice their perspectives, concerns, and ideas on various issues affecting their communities and the world, with a primary focus on the green transition. Through interactive discussions and activities, the meeting sought to empower young people, promote civic engagement, and encourage meaningful contributions to shaping the future of their cities and beyond.

The visit to the Wolf’s Lair in Gierłoż offered a profound historical perspective with relevance to contemporary Europe. This site, once a key military headquarters for Nazi Germany during World War II, serves as a poignant reminder of the atrocities of the past and the importance of preserving peace and unity in today’s Europe. Exploring the ruins and learning about the events that transpired there provided valuable insights into the consequences of unchecked power and the resilience of nations in the face of tyranny. By acknowledging this history, we are reminded of the need for vigilance against extremism and the imperative of promoting cooperation and understanding among European nations for a peaceful and prosperous future.