Director of the Mustafa Foundation stated: the efforts made by students can lead a proper scientific future for the Islamic world.

According to the public relations and information center of the Vice-Presidency for science and technology affairs, Mahdi Safarnia, director of the Mustafa Foundation, pointed out the high participation of students in this round of the event on the closing ceremony of the third round of Noor Student Competitions: we hope that great ideas be formed in scientific regions of the Islamic world by holding these competitions.

He added: there is such motivation and energy in the society and among students, and the fact that they dedicate time to science is significantly satisfactory.

Director of the Mustafa Foundation also asserted: satisfaction of students with this round of the competition was high. To date, more than five thousand scientific works have been created by 14 thousand students of the Islamic countries.

In this respect, he continued: students were active in this round of the competition in the form of teams and learned how to carry out a work in cooperation with others.

He reminded the appreciation of works of scientists of the competition, affirming: we hope that great works will be created in various scientific areas at the level of the Islamic world.

Safarinia believes that no great scientific works will be carried out in the future if there is no scientific efforts in the student period. He also conveyed: we hope that students feel that this competition has had scientific achievement for them in order to be successful in providing services to the people and the society.