Nevertheless, according to estimates, Iran's share was half a percent in the $65 billion market of this technology in the world in 1997. Meanwhile, with the growth of knowledge-based companies in the next two decades, 30% of the country's economy can be based on advanced knowledge and technologies, of which nanotechnology is an important part.

 Nanotechnology includes a diverse range of activities, and Iranian companies will enter the export and global market to increase Iran’s share and reach 2% of the market based on the upstream documents up to 2025.

According to Saeed Sarkar, the secretary of nanotechnology, the country’s wealth is its creative human resources used to improve our knowledge-based economy.

With the same efforts in terms of quantity and quality, Iran ranks fourth in the world in terms of quantity and quality after China, the United States and India, and ranks higher than all European countries. We also have plans to expand exports and import technological products in this field to world markets to see Iran's share of the global market grow.

A report by the public relations and information center of the Vice-Presidency for science and technology affairs