The Youth Board of Cyprus is strengthening local youth participation through meetings with young people and Youth Centres across the country. The initiative explores regional challenges and priorities, while also gathering input on youth entrepreneurship through the ekfracy digital participation platform.

Hundreds of young people, policymakers and youth organisations gathered in Nicosia and online to make EU policies more youth-friendly. From housing and participation to trust and transparency, their recommendations will help shape the post-2027 EU Youth Strategy.

The national conference in Cyprus brought together youth workers, policymakers, and young people to advance the recognition and professionalisation of youth work. Explore the discussions, good practices, and opportunities shaping the future of youth work in Cyprus.

The Up to YOU(th) Festival 2025 in Cyprus celebrated youth creativity, inclusion, and innovation through music, tech, art, and volunteering. With more than 70 organisations involved, it showcased how young people’s ideas and energy can shape a more inclusive society.

The Cyprus Youth Board introduced young people and youth workers to Artificial Intelligence through a series of workshops titled "Demystifying AI: The Artificial Intelligence Toolkit." Participants explored AI tools, learned to apply them in daily life and work, and discussed ethical implications and future trends.

The first edition of MountainFest, a celebration of culture and entertainment under the bright summer sky of the mountainous regions, was carried out by the Youth Board of Cyprus. The festival was organised in two different nights and locations; specifically, in the beautiful mountainous areas of Evrychou and Agros.

The YIMinds Seminar in Brussels brought 45 youth workers together to explore mental health, share project outcomes, and spark new ideas—dive into the details in the article!

The "Up To YOU(th)" Festival returned for the 7th time on Saturday, 23 September at 17:00, at the Acropolis Park in Nicosia, Cyprus. They invited the public to a celebration of youth, with young people themselves as the protagonists, sending a strong message that today and tomorrow are in the hands of the younger generation.