-The First Vice President addressed the directors and deputies of the Presidential Center for Cooperation for Transformation and Progress, emphasizing that they should come to solve the challenges facing the country, and said: "We must use the scientific and technological experiences of other countries and localize them for the progress of the country."
According to Ashura News, First Vice President Mohammad Reza Aref emphasized in a meeting with the directors and deputies of the Center for Cooperation on Transformation and Progress: This center must address the challenges facing the country, especially imbalances and livelihood problems.
He continued: The Center for Cooperation on Transformation and Progress is the government's think tank, and we need the efforts, actions, and achievements of this center to implement government programs, and mechanisms for interacting with parts of the government that are in line with the activities of this center must be implemented as soon as possible.
Referring to the achievements of this center over the past years, the First Vice President added: The Center for Cooperation on Transformation and Progress, with the presence of energetic, knowledgeable, committed, and scientific youth, has been the source of many developments in the field of science and technology in the country.
Stating that this center has played a prominent role in the realization of upstream documents and the vision document, he emphasized the necessity of continuing international cooperation in this center and said: We must use the scientific and technological experiences of other countries and localize them for the progress of the country.
Referring to the Supreme Leader's statements and emphasis that progress depends on the growth and advancement of science and technology in the country, he added: The Center for Cooperation for Transformation and Progress has followed an issue-oriented approach since the beginning of its work, and has also achieved important achievements in this field.
Aref also called on the staff of this center to increase its cooperation with important regional organizations and countries, as well as African governments and nations, considering the connections and interactions established in the field of foreign policy in the 14th government.
The First Vice President also noted: This center should focus its activities in the field of medicine and technology, especially artificial intelligence, as a main priority of the country, considering the country's needs.
Also, at the beginning of this meeting, some of the deputies of the Center for Cooperation for Transformation and Progress explained their achievements and actions in the fields of biology, food security, industry, aviation, medicine, and health.
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