The 45^th news, scientific, educational and analytical journal of “SarAmad” is published with a look at the effect of the current economy condition on the startup and knowledge-based ecosystem.

According to the public relations and information center of the Vice-Presidency for science and technology affairs, we have some friends who come to help at the time of hardness. Today, we need the support of these individuals more than ever. Along with the significant growth in the number of startups and maturing the ecosystem of innovation and entrepreneurship in Iran, the current economy condition of the country has made a bridge, standing on which will definitely lead to our victory in the area of knowledge and technology. In its 45^th issue, the “SarAmad” journal has aimed to specifically assess this topic and refer to its various aspects.

Maximum Need

Parviz Karami, editor-in-chief of “SarAmad” journal, explained about the valuable human assets of the country and the need for maximum presence of the people in the 45^th issue of this journal. In the editorial section of the journal, he wrote: “the God almighty has provided us with the best blessing, which is people. The main blessing of Iran is not its underground resources but its resource on the group, which is alive and active, creates entrepreneurship and moves the economy wheels of the country. I must frankly say that our main asset in the country is creative Iranians, who produce wealth from nothing and form art with no reliance on government money.

In fact, the traditional economy relations are degrading in the world and being replaced by the knowledge-based economy. We just need to modify our view and increase the role and importance of entrepreneurs and owners of knowledge-based companies instead of excessive insisting on oil.

From Internship

Ali Rajabi, the young CEO of an active startup in the country, had an interview with this issue of “SarAmad”, sharing his entrepreneurship experiences.

Health of Adolescents

Marzieh Yaghini, co-founder of a domestic startup, talked about her entrepreneurial activities mainly directed toward skill-learning of adolescents, expressing some notes on her interview with this issue of “SarAmad”.

Issuance of License

Zahra Tahmasbi Naderi, the CEO of a knowledge-based company in the area of medicinal herbs, explained about the attractive areas of this section that have a huge potential in her interview with “SarAamad”. She believes that the issuance of licenses must be delegated to provinces in the area of knowledge-based.

Unproductive and Productive

However, the special file of the 45^th issue of “SarAmad” analyzes the effect of the current economy condition on the knowledge-based and startup ecosystem and evaluates this statement: “the unproductive markets will devour productive assets.”

Imperative Movement

Mahdi Zivdar, one of the board members of an active venture capital, expressed some notes in an interview with “SarAmad”.

Innovation Exchange

Hossein Akhlaghpour, who is the CEO of an active startup in the country, believes that “startups and manual industries exchange innovation and assets”. In this regard, he had an interview with the 45^th issue of “SarAmad”.

Dealer Market

Shadarj Samavi, CEO of a knowledge-based company, issued the question of “why productive assets are attracted by the dealer market?” in an interview with the “SarAmad” journal.

Currency Loss

On the other hand, Soroush Ayoubi, founder of an active startup in the country, believes that “knowledge-based companies experience losses due to increased value of currency”. During his interview with SarAmad, he stated: “if innovation is carried out with an economic view and there is a proper commercial plan, we will definitely have the ability to attract investment”.

Interviews, reports, news and several notes have been presented in this issue of “SarAmad”, which can be accessed by smart phones. There are several texts, movies, voices and images prepared in this area.

The 45^th 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.