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PTP E-NEWSLETTER Content PTP E-NEWSLETTER www.techpark.ir Content 1. Pardis Technology Park can be a Milestone for very Good Changes as a Valuable Center 2. Association of Students from 7 Countries Worldwide in the 3rd Student Competition of Noor 3. Unveiling the Energy Resources Intelligent Management System at Pardis Technology Park 4. The 34th Training Course of the Economic Diplomacy Division held at Pardis Technology Park 5. Pardis Technology Park signed a Memorandum of Understanding with UNICEF 6. Invention Patents & Appendices Documentation Workshop in Pardis Technology Park 7. The 18th Regional Technomart opened in Bushehr 8. The Assurance and Peace of Mind of the Great Family of Pardis Technology Park in the Cold Days of winter 9. The Meeting for Exploiting National Technologies in the Field of Marine Propulsions 10. Elite Café Held in Pardis Technology Park 11. The Ground-Breaking Ceremony of Tehran-Pardis Metro Line 12. Unveiling Two Knowledge-Based Products 13. The 10th Round of Sport Competitions of Pardis Technology Park 14. Pardis Technology Park Exports 40 Knowledge-Based Products to 20 Countries 15. Making Decision on 400 works from 30 Countries in the 3rd Round of Mustafa (PBUH) Prize 16. Inauguration of the Research Center and Unveiling the New Product of Pardis Technology Park 17. The 5th Science and Technology Exchange Program (STEP) in the Islamic Countries 18. Inauguration of the Entrepreneurs and Technologists’ Empowerment Event 19. The 6th Exhibition of Iranian Made Laboratory Equipment & Material 20. The 1st Iranian Solar Inverter unveiled 21. The 2nd Branch of Pardis Technology Park was established with the title of “Highway Innovation Factory” 22. A Ceremony in Appreciation of the Pioneers of Pardis Technology Park 23. The Commencement of Ideation Marathon for INOTEX 2019 24. The Main Purpose of the Technology Business Center (Techbiz) is to help the creation and development of the 2 Newly-Established Companies PTPE-NEWSLETTER 25. Planting 500 Seedlings in Pardis Technology Park www.techpark.ir 26. Holding 8th International Innovation and Technology Exhibition (INOTEX 2019) on the Final Days of spring 2019 Pardis Technology Park can be a Milestone for very Good Changes as a Valuable Center 1 The President in Pardis Technology Park; Mr. President enumerated After giving a visit to an to establish the required freedom to express their ideas, with several legal and regulative creativity and said, “A student the freedom of thought as exhibition comprising the foundation for a technological then it would not be possible for zigzags to be registered. So, the or a scholar should be given the primary foundation for achievements of the knowledge- movement.” us to develop. I still do not think government and the Parliament the opportunity to make errors development in different based companies of Pardis Underlining the freedom that, that extent of freedom that are expected to establish the and to compensate for them, scientific, social and political Technology Park, Mr. President, of thought as the primary we used to have in our own required legal and regulative and we have to give our young fields and he stated, “We in a meeting with the managers foundation for technological period of academic studies in infrastructures with each other’s generation all the required believe that development of this field, enumerated growth and development, the past 40 or 50 years in Qom assistance, and as soon as opportunities, because it is in science and technology science as the main core of Mr. President asserted that, Seminary to exist right now in the infrastructures come to possible that a scholar cannot takes place in the light of technology and he further “There must exist the required our universities. During that existence, then the student attain a favorable result in a freedom of thought and added, “If we want science and conditions as well as a free period in Qom Seminary, a wise and the scholar will be able to particular technology, but he suitable atmosphere and the knowledge to grow, the main atmosphere for offering and lettered instructor would easily grow and to prosper in a must be given the opportunity government is bound to provide basis for that is freedom and thoughts and ideas in different criticize and put all the great suitable atmosphere.” as well as the required facilities this infrastructure.” suitable atmosphere.” social, political and scientific scholars and their opinions Emphasizing the fact that the for his further experiments so President Rouhani enumerated As reported by the Public fields.” aside, and it would sometimes development of technology that he can reach the desirable Pardis Technology Park as one Relations Dept. of Pardis Having referred to the fact that happen that a viewpoint agreed requires continuity and result.” of the most valuable centers Technology Park, today morning, science and technology are by many great scholars and dependency, Mr. President Mr. President added, “During which can be an origin for very after giving a visit to Pardis the main bases for technology, jurisprudents would be rejected mentioned that, “If science the imposed war era, many good changes, and he further Technology Park as well as Dr. Rouhani declared that, “In by the instructor, and they would and technology do not have tasks did not come out with the mentioned that, “During the last an exhibition held with the order to expedite the process name many great jurisprudents a strong relationship with final result, but as we provided 5 years, several good measures attendance of 40 knowledge- of science and knowledge, we and say, ‘they made mistakes’, university, industry, production tolerance, time and facilities, the have been taken in the field of based companies, who had need to make improvements and in that same class, the and market, then it will not be favorable result could have been science and technology, the displayed their scientific and in the basic sciences, and if student also had the authority to able to develop easily, and if attained.” liability of which have been technological achievements, we do not improve in the basic criticize his/her own instructor.” there exists any problem in Dr. Rouhani said that “The mostly upon the knowledge- President Rouhani, in his sciences, we would not have the Dr. Rouhani said, “More such a relationship, no doubt, it current conditions of our country based companies and the speech among the managers of major bases for building up our than preparing the physical would restrict and decelerate its are both good and difficult. One Vice-Presidency for Science and these companies, appreciated structures on them.” infrastructures, the government development process.” of the things this government 4Technology, and in this regard, the positive changes and the Mr. President mentioned that is bound to provide the legal Dr. Rouhani asserted that the believes since starting its PTPE-NEWSLETTERall the public authorities and ever-growing measures taken in “If the university professors infrastructures because highest amount of exhilaration administration in 2013, is that organizationswww.techpark.ir have attempted this park.” and students do not have the technology or invention is faced belongs to him who has science has no borders like art, companies can barricade the the establishment of justice, and introduced the activities and pressures of the enemies using he further added that “Not only achievements of the park and modern technologies, and in you help the living conditions he also appreciated the support this stage, we expect these and welfare of people by what of the government. companies to help us.” you do, but you also help for In addition, Mr. Sorena Sattari, Dr. Rouhani referred to his visits the establishment of justice and the Vice-President for Science technology, ethics and faith, and a close relationship with the technology and innovation, but from the new achievements fight with corruption.” and Technology referred to the components of science are scholars and scientists from that should not be a big deal, of the knowledge-based The President emphasized that the substantial growth of the all similar all around the world other countries especially the we have to make up for them by companies in modern the only way to fight against knowledge-based companies and they have no borders.” neighbor countries.” our own efforts.” technologies and noted that corruption is transparency and and startups during the Mr. President noted that “There Mr. President added, “Many The President emphasized “I became very happy to see the electronic government and administration of the 12th exists no border for technology of the modern technologies that we have to recognize the your productions and activities said, “Electronic government government and he emphasized as well, and no one single created in the country shall be way correctly, so that these in this exhibition. I guarantee causes not a manager and a the continuance of this trend. country or individual is known exported abroad in addition to technology parks can be able to that your expectations from the service provided become face Afterward, Ms. Sahar Bahmani, to be 100% independent in answering the needs inside do their activities easier, then he government regarding aids and to face with each other. These the managing director of a particular technology, and the country, and this is another added that “Our look upon the facilities will be definitely taken face-to-faces create corruption Biology Fermentation Company, perhaps many countries import foundation that should be knowledge-based companies into consideration.” and misfortunes in receiving and Mr. Navid Nejatbakhsh, the some parts of a special product established by the government must differ in different stages Mr. President said that, “the golden signatures.” managing director of Behyar from other countries and this and to pave the way for optimal of establishment, development, knowledge-based companies Dr.
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