Iran, Russia Sign MoU to Establish Tech Zones
The MOU was signed between the National Association of Advanced Industries and Knowledge-Based Companies of the Industry and Mining Sector, represented by Mohammad Mehdi Naibi, and the Russian President of the Technological Sovereignty Export Association, Andrey Bezrukov.
The expansion of new technologies and joint research in the fields of nanotechnology, biotechnology, health, information and communication technology (ICT), artificial intelligence, as well as the use of renewable energies, oil, and gas, are among the main focuses of the signed MOU.
The MOU highlights production and market development, including co-branding and marketing, market research, product development, and the development of distribution channels.
Based on the MOU, the two sides would introduce a technology park to launch collaborative efforts in two months; Pardis Technology Park is introduced by Iran.
The meeting was held on the sidelines of the International Innovation and Technology Exhibition (INOTEX 2025), which was held from April 29 to May 2, in Tehran.
The 14th edition of the exhibition featured more than 500 innovative companies from Iran and other countries. It includes sections such as ‘INOTEX Pitch’ (startup competition), ‘Main Stage’ (inspirational speeches), specialized sessions, mentoring sessions, and an exhibition of technological products.
In addition to introducing the latest technologies in areas such as artificial intelligence, renewable energies, medical technology, and the Internet of Things, various educational workshops were held for enthusiasts and business owners.
Focusing on science, technology, and innovation ecosystems, the exhibition gathers businesspeople, technologists, industrialists, and researchers. The event aims to introduce products, facilitate partnerships, and provide various insights on the latest global competitive prices, quality standards, developments, scientific findings, and economic-technological ideas.
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