Over 600 international Erasmus+ students will meet in Rasnov on 7 November for the fourth edition of the Erasmus Generation Summit, an event that is part of Halloween in Transylvania, organised annually by the Erasmus Student Network Romania in Brasov.
'The event aims to offer young people a context for socialising, intercultural exchange and connection with Romania's cultural heritage, as well as an opportunity to learn more about how democracy works in the European Union and how young people can get more involved in shaping the EU's future,' reads a Europe Direct Rasnov Centre press release on Tuesday.
The Erasmus Generation Summit Rasnov includes 13 workshops - mask-making, painting, bracelet-making, postcards and pumpkin carving for Halloween - held in parallel in several venues across Rasnov, an EU Quiz with prizes, a role-playing game simulating the Council of the European Union, and a stand showcasing Romanian tastes and flavours.
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