Mohammad Eslami, Vice President and Head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran, during the commemoration of National Standard Day, emphasized the scientific and technical capabilities of the country and spoke about the importance of nuclear technology in the progress of the Iranian nation. He stated that opposition to Iran's nuclear technology does not change the scientific reality of the country and that Iran is on par with developed countries in this field.
Emphasis on Iran's Position in Nuclear Technology
Eslami, referring to the scientific and intellectual capacities of Iranian youth, asserted that the Iranian nation deserves to achieve the top position in science and technology. He noted that science and technology have always emerged from this land and the capacity for thought and creativity among Iranians is limitless. The Vice President also emphasized the role of management in nurturing talents and capacities of the country, stating: "The duty of management is to create the environment and facilitate for talents so that existing capacities can flourish."
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Attacks on Industrial Infrastructure and Localization of Technology
Eslami further referred to the attacks on the country's industrial infrastructure, stating: "Today, nuclear technology is present in all industrial sectors." He added that during the attacks by the United States and the Zionist regime, various industrial sectors, including refineries and petrochemicals, have been targeted. These attacks have had a direct impact on the selection and sustainability of industrial processes. Eslami also mentioned the capability of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran in localizing nuclear equipment and products, saying: "We have been able to produce this equipment according to global standards and provide it to the country's industries."
He emphasized that nuclear technology and its achievements belong to the people of Iran and stressed that this technology is a technology of life and progress. Eslami also pointed to the role of youth in achieving scientific and technological accomplishments, stating that the average age of colleagues in this field is about 35 years, which reflects the utilization of the country's youth potential.
In conclusion, Eslami emphasized the necessity of continuing the path of technology development and added: "Scientific and technological achievements must be continuously updated based on appropriate structures and mechanisms to ensure the continuity of the country's progress." He also considered standards and quality as fundamental pillars of the activities of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran and stated that without adhering to standards, achieving a desirable position is not possible.
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