Mohammad Eslami, at the National Standard Day ceremony, emphasized that Iran is moving alongside developed countries in nuclear sciences and technologies, stating: "The capacity for thought, creativity, and managerial ability of Iranians is limitless, and the Iranian nation deserves to be present at the highest levels of science and technology."
The Role of Nuclear Technology in Industrial Resilience
Eslami pointed out the international onslaughts, stating: "The fact that some cannot tolerate Iran's possession of nuclear knowledge does not change the reality of the country's scientific capabilities; we have moved in a legal and peaceful manner, and the excuses against these achievements are baseless."
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The head of the Atomic Energy Organization further elaborated on the role of nuclear technology in the country's industrial resilience, stating: "In past attacks and sanctions, sensitive points of the oil, petrochemical, refinery, and steel industries were targeted; sectors that depended on nuclear process control systems and precision instruments, and the aim of these actions was to disrupt stability and production lines."
Domestic Production of Advanced Equipment
He emphasized: "While these advanced equipment were neither sold to Iran nor repaired, experts from the Atomic Energy Organization localized and produced all these tools according to modern standards and delivered them to the industrial sector." Eslami also referred to nuclear technology as "the technology of life and power" and reminded that: "The average age of the experts and scientists who have achieved these vital accomplishments is about 35 years, which reflects a real reliance on the capabilities of the country's young elites."
Eslami stressed that standards and quality are the backbone of peaceful nuclear activities, noting: "Without adhering to standards, achieving high scientific levels is impossible; standardization should not be limited to goods and services but should extend to all processes and management structures to ensure the continuity of the country's industrial progress."
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