Closing Day of INOTEX 2025 Marks Significant Milestones

The 14th edition of the Iran International Innovation & Technology Exhibition (INOTEX 2025) concluded with the signing of 94 agreements valued at 37 trillion IRR, emphasizing the event’s pivotal role in fostering innovation and collaboration.

The Iran International Innovation & Technology Exhibition (INOTEX 2025) concluded with significant achievements, as announced by Engineer Mehdi Safarinia, President of Pardis Technology Park (PTP). Over the course of four days, the event facilitated 94 domestic agreements worth 37 trillion IRR and 6 international agreements valued at approximately $2 million.

Safarinia highlighted the park’s 24-year history, emphasizing its role in commercializing competitive products. To date, over $3.5 billion in private-sector investments have been made, creating 400,000 square meters of research and technology space and employing 9,000 professionals. Companies within PTP have exported products worth €340 million, while their innovative outputs have prevented €700 million in capital outflow over the past year.

Key achievements included the establishment of a D-8 TTEN (D-8 Technology Transfer and Exchange Network) and partnerships with 30 international centers. Additionally, the park is organizing a joint fund with 8 Islamic countries to promote technological cooperation.

Throughout INOTEX 2025, 6 reverse pitch events were held in sectors such as petrochemicals, electronics, fintech, and home appliances, resulting in 279 B2B meetings. Moreover, 250 investment sessions took place during the exhibition, fostering robust synergies among participants.

Safarinia also announced preparations for the second edition of the Technology Olympics, expanding its focus internationally. The first edition featured AI, robotics, drones, and programming, while the upcoming event aims to integrate global participation.

The exhibition hosted 450 booths, attracting 3,600 students from 54 universities through curated tours. Its networking and investment-oriented approach solidified its role as a vital platform for innovation in Iran’s ecosystem.