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  • FAO Highlights Iran’s Remarkable Agricultural Advancements and Research Breakthroughs

    In a recent interview, Farrukh Toirov, the FAO representative in Iran, emphasized the vital role of Iranian scientists in enhancing agricultural technologies, especially for countries with limited capabilities. He highlighted FAO’s mission to combat poverty and improve food security globally, despite about 800 million people facing food insecurity. Toirov discussed FAO’s cooperation priorities in Iran, focusing on utilizing agro-climatic conditions, enhancing food security, and improving food systems. He also addressed climate change challenges, outlining FAO’s initiatives for agricultural adaptation and water scarcity solutions. Furthermore, Toirov stressed the importance of the private sector in promoting sustainable agriculture and connecting stakeholders.

  • 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 Minds: Science-Skill Olympiad for Students with Disabilities Set for May!

    The first national science-skill Olympiad for students with disabilities will occur on May 9 in Tehran, promoting inclusivity and showcasing their talents in scientific and artistic fields. Supported by the National Foundation for the Elite and the Vice-Presidency for Science, Technology, and Knowledge-Based Economy, the event includes competitions in art, literature, engineering, and sports. This initiative aligns with global movements advocating for the rights of individuals with disabilities, emphasizing their agency and leadership. Despite challenges like sanctions affecting resources, Iran remains committed to supporting disabled individuals through legislation aimed at protecting their rights and opportunities.

  • Revolutionary Breakthroughs in Cell and Gene Therapy Transforming Healthcare in Iran

    Iran has achieved FDA approval for cell therapy products, showcasing its advancements in pharmaceutical technology. Mehdi Pirsalehi, FDA director, noted that some gene therapy products are in clinical trials, reflecting the country’s commitment to innovative healthcare solutions. Approximately 99% of domestic medicines are produced by Iranian companies, which are successfully utilizing indigenized biotechnology. In the first half of 2024, Iran’s pharmaceutical exports rose by 19.7% to $104.6 million, with plans to boost exports by 30% in the mid-term. The FDA aims to double medicine exports short-term and increase them tenfold long-term, emphasizing high-quality standards amid complex regulations.

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