One of the objectives of the university's internationalization strategy is to increase partnerships in areas of interest specific to the relevant fields, including partnerships with non-associated third countries. The partnerships created within the project aimed at individual mobilities were based on several factors, including previous experience, collaborations, and contacts established at other events or conferences, as well as common research themes. The implementation and development of projects for non-associated third countries offer the involved organizations unique benefits, especially if their goal is global development, the creation of new partnerships, and the improvement or development of educational opportunities. Strengthening ties with organizations from non-associated third countries is possible through the creation of solid partnerships that can offer new opportunities, strategic partnerships in the fields of research, teaching, and innovation. Collaboration with international partners opens up new research possibilities, enhances the quality of research through the diverse expertise of each partner, and creates a space where resources and results can be shared.