The engineering abilities and achievements of companies based in Pardis technology park were presented over a meeting on use of domestic technologies in the field of marine engines held by the efforts of the national technomart.

According to the public relations and information center of the Vice-Presidency for science and technology affairs, a meeting on use of domestic technologies was held in the field of marine engines to showcase the engineering abilities and achievements of companies based in Pardis technology park. This meeting was held by the efforts of the national technomart of the Vice-Presidency.

Akbar Ghanbarpour, head of the national technomart, expressed: the focus of institutional and regulatory layers has always been on technology development. What we neglect is the development of the market for knowledge-based companies and domestic technology.

He continued: one of the plans of the national technomart is holding events that provides an access to the possible target companies by government industries, and negotiation between knowledge-based companies and large industries.

Head of the national technomart explained: if the technology is not demanded, the national technomart will guarantee the performance of companies for research, development and technical knowledge production through specialized tools such as venture capitals and bank insurances.

He claimed: due to the limitations that organizations have to provide their products abroad, there are ongoing negotiations to improve the internal capacity to meet these needs. We intend to see the development of a sustainability market, so that eliminating constraints does not pose a threat to manufacturers. 

The Sea Industry Organization is Leading in Use of the Capacity of Knowledge-based Companies

Hossein Saberi, the deputy for technology development of Pardis Technology Park, affirmed about the presence of sea industry organization in this meeting, explaining: the sea industry organization is leading in use of the capacity of knowledge-based companies.

He also pointed out the use of domestic abilities in this organization, stating: the organization has begun to use the capacity of domestic technicians years ago by building warships, haber crafts and submarines.

Saberi also mentioned the production of the first frigate of Iran (named Jamaran) using the achievements of a knowledge-based company, explaining: access to non-Iranian technical knowledge for large organizations such as the marine organization has been very easy, but the organization has preferred to be present at Pardis Technology Park and the use of domestic technologies.

Pardis technology park hosted Farhad Amiri, the deputy minister of defense and head of the institution for education and research on defense industries of the country, and Peyman Jafari Tehrani, the advisor to the secretary of defense, in the meeting on use of domestic technologies in the field of marine engines.

In addition, a number of managers of the marine industry organization, managers of navy border command (NAJA), and marine industries technology headquarter. In addition, 23 knowledge-based companies from across the country presented their achievements and technical knowledge during the meeting.