For a more livable and sustainable world, social entrepreneurship is extremely valuable as a type of entrepreneurship. Because social entrepreneurship does not only look after the economic interests of the entrepreneur. It also aims to obtain social benefits that will meet the needs and problems of the society. In order to ensure the development and promotion of social entrepreneurship based on this intention, Mersin University Young Entrepreneurship Incubation Center planned International Academic Social Entrepreneurship Workshop. The aim of this Workshop is sharing knowledge and experience about social entrepreneurship ecosystems of experts in Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, CHAD, Djibouti, Democratic Republic of Congo, Egypt, France, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kazakhstan, TRNC, Libya, Mongolia, Moldova, Senegal, Somalia, Syria and Turkey. Increasing awareness and dissemination of social entrepreneurship is extremely important for the development of both economies and societies (Hıdıroğlu, 2020). Therefore, by planning facilities like workshops, panels etc. or arranging academic programs like master, doctoral etc. could build a better world and sustainable future for next generations. The International Academic Social Entrepreneurship Workshop, had organized online via Zoom by Mersin University. When the outcomes of the workshop, attended by keynote speakers, panelists, academics and experts who are experts in the field of social entrepreneurship, are evaluated, it can be concluded that the workshop was quite productive. The International Academic Social Entrepreneurship Workshop had many distinctive characteristics mentioned below: 1.The Workshop was the “first Academic” Social Entrepreneurship Workshop held in Turkey, 2. The Workshop was the “World’s Most Participating Country” Workshop in the field of Social Entrepreneurship, 3. The Workshop was the “only International” Social Entrepreneurship Workshop held in the last 4 years in the Turkish Entrepreneurship Ecosystem. The International Academic Social Entrepreneurship Workshop had attracted many people from different cultures and experiences whom were participated from nearly 20 different countries including “Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, CHAD, Djibouti, Democratic Republic of Congo, Egypt, France, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kazakhstan, TRNC, Libya, Mongolia, Moldova, Senegal, Somalia, Syria and Turkey” mentioned above. The International Academic Social Entrepreneurship Workshop aimed to bring together the knowledge and experience of academics, business world and public sector representatives, to determine the current obstacles and problems of the economies to social entrepreneurship activities. The workshop also planned on the purpose of suggesting policy recommendationsthat would eliminate these problems in the fastest and most effective way. By focusing on the Workshop results, this study aims to reveal the current situation of social entrepreneurship in 20 countries.