With the Support of Lasers, Photonics, Advanced Materials and Construction Technologies Development Headquarter;
Mining and metallurgy technology companies are identified
Mining and metallurgy technology companies are identified
The lasers, photonics, advanced materials and construction technologies development headquarter has aimed to use the abilities of experts in meeting the technological needs of mining and metallurgy technology industries and recognize the companies that meet the required criteria.
The call was made to create communication between knowledge-based companies and the large industries active in the field of mining and metallurgy. Identifying companies with potential in these industries and meeting the technological needs of large corporations are among the goals of this national project.
First Stage
The project will be held in several stages; in the first stage, companies active in the fields of "tile, ceramic and glaze", "coal", "refractory" and "steel and copper" are officially recognized.
In this regard, the lasers, photonics, advanced materials and construction technologies development headquarter has initiated its scientific cooperation with large industrial organizations active in the field of mining and metallurgy, such as Sadr Tamin Investment Company.
Start of Domestication Process
The process will be carried out to support national production and staunching the foreign currency drain after evaluation and identification of technological potentials of domestic companies in the field. In addition, the process will be conducted using the identified organizations of the country to domesticize the equipment and materials required by the domestic industries.
In this regard, the lasers, photonics, advanced materials and construction technologies development headquarter has invited companies with active and passive potential to produce services and materials inside the country.
For more information, please refer to the website of http://pam.isti.ir.
A report by the public relations and information center of the Vice-Presidency for science and technology affairs
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