The **Erasmus+** program, which supports education, training, youth, and sports projects across Europe, is being highlighted during the Erasmus Days, an annual event designed to celebrate the program and connect those who participate in shaping European cooperation. This year's event, themed "Learning and Flourishing: Talents for Tomorrow," kicked off with a press conference in Paris. The event will span six days and will be held in various locations across Europe and beyond, aiming to showcase the program's impact and future goals. The Erasmus+ program allows students, educators, and professionals to study, train, or volunteer in different European countries, fostering cross-cultural understanding and professional development. The Erasmus Days aim to raise awareness about these opportunities and the broader goals of European collaboration in education and youth development. Nelly Fesseau, the director of the Erasmus+ France Education Formation agency in Bordeaux, has been actively involved in organizing and promoting the event. Her work focuses on ensuring that the program's benefits reach a wide range of participants, including students, teachers, and institutions across France. The event will feature a variety of activities, including workshops, exhibitions, and discussions, aimed at engaging the public and stakeholders in the European education and training landscape. By bringing together participants from different backgrounds, the Erasmus Days highlight the importance of international collaboration in preparing future generations for an interconnected world.