The Head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization announced significant advancements in the localization of sensitive equipment for strategic industries. This organization has stated that soon, the necessary instrumentation and industrial control systems for refining, petrochemical, and steel industries will be produced domestically.
Details of Localization of Equipment
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the Head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization, emphasized the domestic production of these equipment with global standards, referring to the existing capacities in the country. He stated that this initiative aims to reduce dependence on imports and increase self-sufficiency in meeting the needs of sensitive industries. According to Ahmadinejad, this equipment includes sensors, controllers, and monitoring systems specifically designed for refining, petrochemical, and steel industries.
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Advantages of Domestic Production
The domestic production of this equipment will not only reduce import-related costs but will also positively impact the quality and responsiveness to the needs of industries. Ahmadinejad pointed out that given the economic conditions and international sanctions, securing domestic equipment can strengthen the national economy and create jobs. Additionally, this initiative could pave the way for developmental projects in the oil and gas industries.
The Head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization stated: "Today, we need to seriously move towards the localization of equipment, and this is not only beneficial for us but for all related industries." He also referred to the organization's future plans for developing new technologies in this field and added: "We are striving to enhance the country's technical knowledge in this area through collaboration with universities and research centers."
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