Knowledge and Technology

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) has successfully put its first military satellite into the orbit.

Using Fortum’s EV network management system it hopes to streamline charging infrastructure.

The fully-equipped facility is part of the nation’s commitment to minimising Covid-19 casualties and is scheduled to start operations within 70 days of construction starting.

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani referred to measures adopted in the fight against coronavirus and voiced Iran’s readiness to transfer experiences to friendly and neighboring countries.

Six contracts were concluded with knowledge-based companies in the field of producing coronavirus vaccine in the country.

The research plans to expand use of technology to find solutions to challenges including Covid-19.

Iranian Armed Forces are among the world’s top five powers capable of building combat drones, says the commander of the Islamic Republic of Iran Air Force (IRIAF).

Researchers say the project could lead to more durable, sustainable and cheaper roads.

Iran has developed plans to support and empower knowledge-based companies as a step forward to materialize the goal of a surge in production, as the economy is grappling with the coronavirus predicament.

Funds will support the development of hydrokinetic turbines, which will supply energy to remote communities and utility-scale applications.