Sorena Sattari, the vice president for science and technology affairs, entered Moscow with the goal of developing technological cooperation with Russia after visiting the Inoprom exhibition.

According to the public relations and information center of the Vice-Presidency for science and technology affairs, the 10^th exhibition of digital and knowledge-based products known as Inoprom 2019 was opened in the presence of more than 600 valid technological companies from 107 countries of the world in Yekaterinburg while the vice president for science and technology affairs visited the exhibition as the head of a delegation encompassing 70 knowledge-based companies.

Sorena Sattari, the vice president for science and technology affairs, entered Moscow and was welcomed by Mohammad Sanaei, the ambassador of Iran in Russia.

In an interview with IRIB journalists, Sattari stated: this trip is another attempt to develop the export of knowledge-based products. 70 knowledge-based companies have accompanied us in Yekaterinburg and Moscow to attend commercial and technological meetings.

Sattari also expressed: we hope that meetings between Iran and Russia have proper results and its achievement is a considerable number of agreements on development of export.

In addition, Mahdi Sanaei mentioned: this relationship was unilateral in the last two decades in the field of technology. However, today, knowledge-based companies have yielded great results in various fields, for which we are proud.