By Maryam Tavassoli

Which countries are main buyers of Iranian nanotech products?

TEHRAN – Iran’s investment in nanotechnology research and development has led to the rise of the country as a global leader in nanotechnology, producing and exporting products to different countries across the world.

58 countries importing Iran’s nanotechnology products

TEHRAN- Iranian nanotechnology companies export their products, equipment, and services to 58 countries.

National document on nanotech development declared

TEHRAN – President Ebrahim Raisi declared to implement the “National Document for the Development of Nano Science and Technology”.

Iranian nanotechnology products expand markets in 6 countries

TEHRAN – The Vice presidency for Science and Technology has supported Iranian companies to expand their markets for nanotechnology products in six countries.

Over 250 nanotechnology companies supported in a year

TEHRAN – A sum of 45 billion rials (around $160,000) has been paid to support 256 nanotechnology companies over the past Iranian calendar year (March 2021-March 2022).

Tehran to host intl. nanotechnology exhibition

TEHRAN – The 13th International Nanotechnology Festival and Exhibition will be held in Tehran on October 1 to 4.

Nanotechnology improves medicinal plant extracts

TEHRAN – The properties of medicinal plants and natural flavors have been significantly increased with the efforts of Iranian knowledge-based nanotechnology companies, IRNA reported.

Investment in top nanotechnology projects to gather pace

TEHRAN – The Nanotechnology Innovation Council and the Technology and Innovation Exchange Network (InnoTEN), in collaboration with the private sector, have announced a call for funding top nanotechnology-based energy industry projects.

50 nanotechnology products unveiled

TEHRAN – An exhibition of nanotechnology achievements, unveiling over 50 new products, kicked off on Monday at Tehran Permanent International Fairground.

Labor Ministry allots $18m to support nanotech companies

TEHRAN – The Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare allocated 5 trillion rials (nearly $18 million) facilitating the process of creating specialized employment through the support of nanotechnology companies.