Vice Presidency for Science and Technology Leads Technology Cooperation Between Iran and Senegal

At a meeting between Iran's ambassador to Senegal and the head of the Organization for International Scientific and Technological Cooperation, emphasis was placed on developing exports of knowledge-based products, specialized training and joint investments in technology fields under the leadership of the Vice Presidency for Science and Technology. The meeting offered an opportunity to examine the capacities of artificial intelligence and technology infrastructure to develop economic cooperation and...

In the meeting of the Iranian ambassador in Senegal with the head of the international scientific and technological cooperation development organization, the development of the export of knowledge-based products, specialized training and joint investments in technological fields was emphasized under the leadership of the scientific deputy.

According to ICT News, this meeting was an opportunity to examine the capacities of artificial intelligence and technological infrastructure for the development of economic and technological cooperation between the two countries.

Rouzbeh stated that Senegal is the gateway to Africa and stated: Iran's knowledge-based companies, having international standards, have the ability to produce at a competitive cost and quality on par with global competitors.

Referring to the capacity of more than 11,000 Iranian knowledge-based companies, he made several proposals for the development of cooperation, which included supporting the holding of the National Day (22 February) technological exhibition, providing technological content for Senegalese media, joint production in the fields of agriculture, medicine, energy and petrochemicals, transferring the technical knowledge of agricultural drone production, as well as helping to create science towns and innovation houses in Senegal.

The head of the Organization for the Development of International Scientific and Technological Cooperation also emphasized the readiness for policy making in the field of scholarships for Senegalese students, hosting the country's technical delegations to visit the technological infrastructures in Iran's Technology and Innovation House (IHIT).

In the continuation of this meeting, Hamid Muradkhani, Iran's Ambassador to Senegal, while welcoming these proposals, demanded the active presence of the Scientific Vice-Chancellor and Cooperation Development Organization in the Iran-Africa Joint Commission. He considered the transfer of technology and education as the key axes of the interaction between the two countries, and emphasizing the importance of elite networking and cooperation in the fields of oil and energy, he announced the finalization of a memorandum of understanding, which is to be presented during the visit of the Senegalese delegation to Iran in January of this year.

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