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Iran’s Shahid Soleimani Tech Park Shines at Expo 2025: A Hub of Innovation and Technology
Tehran Expo 2025, Iran’s largest export exhibition, attracted over 4,000 international visitors from 110 countries, showcasing the nation’s industrial capabilities and enhancing foreign investment opportunities. A highlight was the Shahid Soleimani Science and Technology Park, featuring 75 innovative products, including cement-based flexible fabrics, which garnered international interest for their sustainability and cost-effectiveness. These fabrics, developed at the park, are versatile for civil engineering applications. Notable international interest included potential collaborations with Chinese investors and Czech diplomats, further establishing the park’s reputation as a hub for advanced technologies and fostering global partnerships to boost Iran’s non-oil exports.
Iran to Launch Nationwide Distribution of Indigenous Pentavalent Vaccines
The Iranian health ministry will distribute domestically produced pentavalent vaccines nationwide starting Tuesday, aimed at protecting infants from diseases like diphtheria, tetanus, and hepatitis B. FDA head Mehdi Pir-salehi announced the rollout of 800,000 units, with plans to increase to 1.2 million. This vaccine has been part of Iran’s immunization strategy since 2014, with children receiving three doses. Concurrently, a polio eradication campaign targets high-risk areas, vaccinating 300,000 children under five this spring. Iran, polio-free since 2000, continues to combat the disease amid rising cases in neighboring countries, ensuring the health of its youngest population.
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Baghdad Seeks Collaborative Educational Initiatives with Tehran for Enhanced Learning Opportunities
Iraqi Minister Naeem Al-Aboudi emphasized the need for academic collaboration with Iran, focusing on exchanging professors and students to enhance Iraq’s scientific infrastructure. In a meeting with Iranian Minister Hossein Simaei-Sarraf, they discussed Iran’s advancements in technology and the importance of joint research initiatives. The second Iran-Iraq Science Week aims to strengthen scientific ties, promote expertise sharing, and establish partnerships among over 60 universities. Following a successful inaugural event, multiple memorandums of understanding were signed, facilitating student exchanges, joint research, and collaboration in various fields, thus fostering a brighter future for both nations’ academic landscapes.
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Iran Faces Deepening Crisis: Pension Fund Collapses Leave Elderly Without Essential Insurance Amid Aging Population Challenges
Iran’s pension and healthcare systems are nearing collapse due to structural neglect, rising government debt, and a rapidly increasing elderly population. With the elderly expected to double in two decades and fertility rates plummeting, the financial strain on these systems has intensified. Pension funds are underfunded, leading to insufficient insurance services for retirees, many of whom rely on out-of-pocket long-term care, often costing millions of tomans monthly. The government’s chronic non-payment to pension funds exacerbates the crisis, resulting in a loss of essential services and rising poverty among seniors. Urgent reform is needed to avert further deterioration of the situation.
