Our school has been committed to international development for over 35 years, systematically sending our students on mobility exchanges. These periods are now an essential part of the engineering curricula, positioning us as one of the most recognized schools in the region for our international activity. Currently, our network includes over 90 partner institutions worldwide. One of the key innovations in our approach has been the integration of advanced educational technologies, such as collaborative online learning platforms. These platforms allow students to interact with their international peers even outside of physical mobility periods, creating an ongoing exchange of ideas and expertise. Since obtaining the Erasmus+ charter in 2003, our approach has continually evolved. Our main objective remains to further develop cooperation with international partner higher education institutions. This collaboration aims to enhance the exchange of scientific, technical, and professional expertise for both our students and staff. Beyond traditional exchanges, we now aim to co-create applied research projects with our partners, particularly in fields like energy transition and artificial intelligence. We rely on active participation in international conferences and collaborative scientific publications to anchor our commitment to innovative, forward-thinking projects that are aligned with global industry trends.