The 47^th and latest issue of “SarAmad” journal is published with a special view at the necessity of training workforce required in the innovation ecosystem of the country.

According to the public relations and information center of the Vice-Presidency for science and technology affairs, not all starts involve an end. Somethings never end, even if not visible to the eye. As stated by Sadi of Shiraz: “another life is needed, for time was spent in this one in hopelessness”. The news, scientific, educational, and analytical monthly journal of “SarAmad” published its latest issue. What happened in one of the cold days of December 2018? The editor-in-chief of the journal explains:

The Narrative of the Conquests of Science and Technology Jihad

“The day we initiated the monthly journal of “SarAmad”, we considered a vision for us in a non-written promise, which was clear and distinct. We were supposed to start the culture of technology ecosystem and elites society in the community. This was no easy task.” These are the initiating works of the final editorial of Parviz Karami. However, there might not be a need to concern. Karami explains: “we established the “Knowledge-based” monthly journal with the goal of introducing knowledge-based companies, technological enterprises, and active startups in the country. Now, these two journals must work with each other closely and present the valuable experiences obtained in the entrepreneurship ecosystem.” Considering these statements, the editor-in-chief of “SarAmad” announced that since the journal has properly performed its mission up to this day and various media exist in this area in addition to the elimination of papers and printing, which does not suit organizational goals, the “SarAmad” journal will join the community of knowledge-based and elites in the form of the monthly journal of “Knowledge-based”.

Sustainable Development

Sorena Sattari, the vice president for science and technology affairs, provided a note for the final issue of “SarAmad” entitled “creative industry, a bridge toward sustainable development”. In a part of the note, we read: “decrease in class gap due to the lack of need for high capital by creative industries and the launch of small businesses, maintaining the environment and saving resources, increasing employment and entrepreneurship among young people, and improving job satisfaction among audiences of these industries, increasing social justice, developing dynamic ideas, maintaining national capital and nationalities, culture and national cohesion And, in general, sustainable economic, cultural and social development are the results of the growth and development of creative industries.”

Exciting Purchase

Mahdi Rasouli, the CEO of an active startup in the country, shared his experiences in the field of selling products on a website, providing considerable notes. In this interview with the latest issue of “SarAmad”, he expressed: we must make the experience of purchasing exciting.”

Actual Issues

Taha Goudarzi, a graduate from University of Illinois, USA, talked with “SarAmad” journal and explained about mass production of articles with insignificant topics. In his interview, we read: “I have no idea where the actual issues of the country are discussed.”

Last File

The special file of the 47^th and last issue of “SarAmad” journal is about the necessity and methods of training the necessary workforce for the innovation ecosystem of the country. In this file, Javad Jelodari, manager of a project of educational courses, affirmed: “the innovation ecosystem needs skilled manpower.”

The monthly journal of “SarAmad”, especial December issue, has provided various contents available by using the barcode reader app of your phones. In this regard, various texts, films, photos, and voices are provided.

The 47^th and the last issue of “SarAmad” journal with National Elites Foundation as its proprietor, Sorena Sattari as the director in charge and Parviz Karami as chief editor is published in 132 pages.

Enthusiasts of the field can follow the contents of this journal in the “Knowledge-based” journal from now on.