Head of the Fanavar Knowledge-based Publication Center announced the publication of “in the innovation path” report on support of commercialization of technological projects.

According to the public relations and information center of the Vice-Presidency for science and technology affairs, Parviz Karami, head of the Fanavar Knowledge-based Publication Center, announced: this book is a report on the performance and results of a part of companies supported in the form of “the program for support of commercialization of technologies”. The book has been created in two sections, the first section of which covers the management of support of commercialization of technological projects in the country by providing cost-effective facilities. On the other hand, the second section includes introducing some of the companies supported in this regard separated by provinces.

The president of the center for communication and information regarded technology commercialization as the most important event in the path of completion of a technology and a technological project. In this regard, he asserted: presenting this report shows a part of the effective events occurred during 2013-2017 in the technology commercialization headquarter to realize the knowledge-based economy and achieve the economy of resistance. In addition to introducing the latent capacities that have the ability of creating economic improvements in the country, the book showed that “where there is a will, there is a way”.

Karami also pointed out the obvious role of the late Mahmoud Sheikh Zeinoddin in implementation of programs of the program for support of commercialization of technologies, claiming: to date, we have supported programs by assigning 360 billion IRT worth of facilities to 363 projects, which has led to the formation of occupations for eight thousand people.

Secretary of knowledge-based economy and culture-building technologies development headquarter also affirmed: in addition, we have witnessed an increase in the revenues of companies up to two thousand and 500 billion IRT, and 47% of the supported companies in this program were able to obtaining approval from the Evaluation and Recognition Team of Knowledge-Based Enterprises.