The main content of this meeting is to further deepen the friendship between the people - in this case the youth - the twin city of Murs-Erigné (France), the twin city Bzenec (Czech Republic) and the city Egeln. During the youth exchange, knowledge of traditions, lifestyles, culture and language of each country should be extended. The existing friendships to be deepened at this level and make new ones. There are the foundations for the Franco-German-Czech relations of tomorrow are created in Europe by the idea of cultural exchange is at the forefront. Through the Youth Exchange openness to the life and culture of the other country, social and language skills should be promoted and developed by the participants. In this year's Youth Exchange, the music should be the focus, because it facilitates the personal approach to each participant. The musical traditions of our three countries to be explored here, their association pointed to the way of life and to the other parts of the culture and the connection between music and speech clearly. If the flows in the common singing and music, it is not a theoretical discussion, but the young people experience it and take it as a pulse back home. To illustrate this complex situation the young people, there was the celebration of the Europe Day with the guests, the host families and the citizens of the city Egeln and the inhabitants of Egelner Mulde. To get to know the region better, a visit to the state capital Magdeburg and a trip on the Saale and the visit to the German capital was organized. With a representative of the Chamber of Commerce, there was a discussion. Here the young people received information on internships to training opportunities and their financial support by funding opportunities. Sporting activities and games of the Middle Ages were also included. The participants are to boys and girls between 13 to 18 years; there are only students. The group share of the three countries is the same. The recovery of the participant exclusively via the schools, for the students to learn German and French at school.