According to the Communication and Information Center in the Vice Presidency of Science, Technology and Knowledge-Based Economy, Ruhollah Dehghani, the Vice President of Science, Technology and Knowledge-Based Economy, in the unveiling ceremony of the new intangible asset valuation system, referring to the role of these assets in the development of the knowledge-based economy, added: Through numerous surveys and studies, we found that the major part of the assets of the world's leading and successful companies is intangible, so that the main part of the assets of 95 of the top 100 technology companies in the world is related to intangible assets, and these assets account for more than 110% of the total. It shapes the assets of the world's largest companies.

Stating that valuation of intangible assets can lead to the development of knowledge-based economy and reducing inflation, he added: Intangible assets are the area that can collect and target uncertain liquidity from the market. If we seek to develop a knowledge-based economy, we must pave the way for the valuation of intangible assets.

Referring to the necessity of implementing this valuation system, Dehghani said: There are necessary tools for evaluation, but what we need is crediting intangible assets, and the system of crediting knowledge-based companies and intangible assets of these companies should be implemented in the banking system. An issue that requires the determination of the Ministry of Economy's Banking Deputy, including the Central Bank, and if only this one clause is implemented, it will be of great help to the development of knowledge-based companies.

The head of the National Elites Foundation continued: If we can use the system of recognition, registration and valuation that has been completed, we will witness great blessings and fruits, which will be the results of reducing inflation, accumulation of liquidity without a purpose, and the production of knowledge-based and job-creating knowledge.