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Alireza Kazemi, the Minister of Education, this morning, while attending the monitoring center of the first mobile digital platforms, unveiled the new version of Shad as a super-application.
Ambassador of Arjan: Alireza Kazemi, the Minister of Education, this morning, while attending the monitoring center of the first mobile digital platforms, unveiled the new version of Shaad as a super application.
According to the report of Ambassador Arjan, citing the public relations of the first companion, the Minister of Education, while visiting the technical infrastructure of this software, was informed about the latest changes of Shad. The development of educational services, improving the user experience and increasing the stability of Shad were introduced as the most important features of the new version of Shad. Also, Mehdi Akhwan Bahadi, the CEO of Mobile First, together with the company's technical managers, presented a report on the network status and key statistics of users' use of Shad.
In the following, a meeting of the Shad Leadership Council was held with the presence of the Minister of Education and the CEO of Hambal First, and the solutions for improving management and promoting Shad leadership were discussed. In this meeting, Kazemi considered the development of Shad and the ability of this software to continue operating in difficult conditions as one of the important technological achievements of the country and said: "The first companion and the Shad collection have provided vital and stable services to the education system in the most critical conditions."
Referring to the president's support for the development of digital education in the country, he continued: Now is a good opportunity to solve the problems in this field. According to the Minister of Education, the legal and structural status of Shahid should be improved so that the educational system can use the capacities of this super application to expand educational justice.