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Iranian Delegation Set to Shine at Tokyo Nano Tech 2026: Innovations and Collaborations Await!
Iranian knowledge-based companies will participate in the 25th International Nanotechnology Exhibition and Conference, Nano Tech 2026, from January 27 to 31, 2026, in Tokyo, Japan. The event, themed ‘Bridge to Future Business: Innovating Nanotechnology,’ will showcase advancements in various domains, including nanomaterials and 5G technologies. Iran has seen a remarkable growth in nanotechnology, with a 100% increase in product exports and over 10,860 articles published in this field, ranking sixth globally. Notable Iranian journals have also gained recognition, with several indexed in international databases, highlighting Iran’s commitment to advancing nanotechnology and fostering international collaboration.
Gandoman Joins Ramsar Convention: Iran’s 27th Wetland Designated for Global Conservation
The Gandoman wetland, spanning 1,070 hectares in Iran’s Chaharmahal-Bakhtiari province, has been designated as the country’s 27th wetland of international significance. It is a key habitat for migratory birds and features rich plant diversity, including 129 species. Threats like drought and pollution challenge its ecosystem, but local communities and experts are actively involved in preservation efforts. This recognition highlights the wetland’s importance for biodiversity and community livelihoods. Conservation initiatives have led to reduced irrigation water usage and increased agricultural yields, underscoring the role of wetlands in sustainable development and environmental health.
FAO’s New Iran Representative Officially Welcomed by Foreign Minister
The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has appointed Mr. Farrukh Toirov as its new representative in Iran, aiming to boost agricultural production, sustainability, and food safety. Mr. Toirov, a Tajikistan national with over 20 years of experience in international development, presented his credentials on May 25, 2025. His background includes roles in Pakistan and various regions facing agricultural challenges. His mission focuses on enhancing agricultural practices, ensuring food safety, promoting sustainable agriculture, and addressing climate change impacts. This appointment reinforces FAO’s commitment to support Iran in overcoming agricultural challenges and improving food security and livelihood for farmers.
Empowering Reforms: The Crucial Role of State Organizations in Property and Deed Registration
The State Organization for Registration of Deeds and Properties has implemented transformative policies under Mohseni Eje’i to enhance efficiency and transparency in property registration. Key initiatives include establishing a Supreme Council for Transformation, introducing digital systems, automating processes, and enforcing mandatory registration of real estate transactions. The Organization emphasizes collaboration through regular meetings with notaries and engagement with various institutions to improve service quality. Additionally, it is pursuing international treaties to enhance global engagement. These measures have bolstered public trust and positioned the Organization as a leader in digital transformation within the administrative system, promoting transparency and social justice.
UNICEF Delivers Essential Rabies, Pentavalent, and Rotavirus Vaccines to Iran for Healthier Futures
UNICEF is actively working to protect children’s health in Iran by delivering essential vaccines, including over 1 million doses of the rotavirus vaccine, which combats severe diarrhea, and 15,000 doses of the rabies vaccine, with more expected. Additionally, more than 255,000 doses of the pentavalent vaccine, which guards against five serious diseases, have been supplied. These efforts, along with the delivery of the Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine (PCV), are crucial for safeguarding child health amid challenges. UNICEF ensures vaccine effectiveness through cold chain systems and training for health workers, aiming to provide every child in Iran a healthy start in life.
WHO Honors IBTO for Exceptional Care of Rare Blood Type Patients
The World Health Organization (WHO) praised the Iranian Blood Transfusion Organization (IBTO) for its vital services to patients with rare blood types, particularly during National Rare Blood Day. WHO representative Jaffar Hussain acknowledged IBTO’s expertise and expressed the organization’s readiness to collaborate to improve blood transfusion services. IBTO currently preserves 358 units of rare blood, including 100 very rare units, using advanced storage techniques. Blood donations in Iran increased by 4.7% last year, with Tehran and Fars leading contributions. However, women’s participation remains low at 4%, prompting efforts to encourage greater involvement. The partnership aims to enhance blood donation practices and save lives.
