There are no differences in access policy for different groups (e.g. researchers from EU Member states, researchers from other Western Balkan Countries, researchers from industrialised countries such as US, Canada, Japan and researchers from other countries). Also, there are no specific requirements or limitations for researchers from WBC and third countries when coming to the institution, only when they are to be employed by the institutions, the general national requirements are to be met. There is no clearly defined strategic approach or policy to attract researchers from EU member states or from other countries. Currently, France is identified as main cooperation partner, and the willingness and openness to all kinds of cooperation with all EU and other countries is clearly stated. As main possible ways for carrying out the international cooperation, the institution mentions possible bilateral projects and joint FP7 applications. In addition, the existing bilateral cooperation with partner in France, through a project \"Pavle Savic\" under FP6 INCO, as well as SSA project FP7 in preparation is described. As an example of a success story, coordinating the mentioned FP6 project is introduced, with general comment that the main difficulty in cooperation both, within the FP and with EU countries is complexity of administrative procedures.