The MIC project between UCLy on the one hand, and USEK and USJ on the other, was carried out from July 2022 to July 2025. Through the implementation of this project, the main achievement was to provide greater exposure to certain areas of Law developed in each of the two countries but insufficiently known in the other. The institutions participating in the project know each other well, and the faculty members from these three universities are aware that their students have access to high-quality knowledge. However, this knowledge often remains confined within a socio-cultural framework that limits their understanding of the world and its many challenges. Inviting Lebanese students to discover what Europe is, introducing them to the key principles underpinning our societies, and revisiting human rights from both a historical and humanistic perspective allows for a better understanding of what the EU represents. Similarly, exposing UCLy students to the complexity of Lebanese society, its religious diversity, and the impact this has on Law provides them with insights they could not gain without engaging with Lebanese professors who experience this reality daily. It is precisely these legal and societal exposures that the project