“Karsaz” is the title of a competitive document event initiated last night. Introducing new businesses and startups that produce products with innovation and creativity is the title of the event, which is an opportunity for competition and development of top ideas.

“Karsaz” has been broadcasted on Mostanad Channel since March 14th, 2020 and attempt to build the culture and promote innovative businesses in the form of a TV show.

Parviz Karami, advisor to the vice president for science and technology affairs, expressed in the interview with Fars News Agency: with an innovative structure, the program seeks to turn ideas into products. The creative and innovative youth, especially students, have many ideas that do not reach the production stage. This opportunity is created by “Karsaz”.

Karami continued: the program helps idea-owners to turn their ideas into products and evaluates the challenges on their path.

New Businesses Will Be Developed

The program has two main parts and has been filmed in the studio and outdoor space. The secretary of the knowledge-based economy and culture-building technologies development headquarter affirmed: we have three mentors and instructors in the business field, including Farzin Fardis, Mohsen Bastani, and Ali Asghar Sa’dabadi in the studio space.

Featuring hands-on conversations, questions and answers on technology and entrepreneurship, they illustrate startup business. In addition, idea-owners in the first phase of recording in the studio must be able to defend their ideas and respond to the challenges of the reviewers in order to gain the points needed to move on to the next stages of product development.

Pointing out that the TV program plays the role of an accelerator in the field of new business development, Karami added: the presence of experienced people has made this program an accelerator. Innovation and technology ecosystem in the country has various actors such as knowledge-based companies, growth centers, accelerators, startups, universities, innovation factories and science and technology parks, each playing its role to support the process of science production to product manufacturing. This program, along with these actors, and the development of a documentary program will help promote and cultivate this field.

Ideas Will Be Introduced

Pointing out the broadcasting of programs such as “Meydoon” in the field of entrepreneurship, Karami mentioned: “Karsaz” can be regarded as the title of programs such as “Meydoon”, since, in addition to addressing the topic of startups, it challenges the idea of transforming a product into the minds and abilities of students and entrepreneurs. We hope that this program, while introducing ideas and ideas to the community, will lead the growing biodiversity space by delivering good and acceptable work and moving forward with a leap forward.

The advisor the vice president for science and technology affairs talked about how to attend and select ideas in “Karsaz”, continuing: the call for attending the program is published on the website and available to the entrepreneurs, academics and activists in the field of science and technology. After that, the received works are evaluated and 20 ideas are selected to compete with each other. So, in this way, viewers get to know the stages of idea formation and then commercialization and production in their original context.

The secretary of the knowledge-based economy and culture-building technologies development headquarter marked: “Karsaz” has taken proper steps toward culture-building so that the youth would present their ideas as practice and be approved in the program. While there are many problems in this path, entrepreneurs remember these hard times with a smile on their face.

The competition of “Karsaz” is produced by Novin Studio and the product of Owj Arts and Media Organization and will be broadcasted on Mostanad Channel from March 14th, 2020 and will be re-broadcasted at nine a.m. the next day.

A report by the public relations and information center of the Vice-Presidency for science and technology affairs