Armenia and Iran aim to expand cooperation in AI and nanotechnology

The parties discuss joint projects and ties between startups

Armenia and Iran intend to expand cooperation in the high-tech sector. This topic was discussed by Armenia’s Minister of High-Tech Industry and Artificial Intelligence Davit Tadevosyan and Iranian Ambassador Khalil Shirgholami. Tadevosyan noted significant potential for the development of bilateral ties and expressed hope for moving toward larger-scale and more effective cooperation.

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The Iranian diplomat spoke about the technological capabilities of his country, focusing specifically on achievements in nanotechnology. He also expressed readiness to facilitate the strengthening of the partnership with Armenia. Among the promising areas, the parties highlighted artificial intelligence, digital solutions, communications and telecommunications, as well as nanotechnology. In addition, the possibility of launching joint programs and initiatives was discussed.

The meeting participants paid special attention to developing contacts between tech companies, startups, and innovative organizations of the two countries, as well as exchanging experience. Another topic was the ratification of a memorandum of understanding between the relevant agencies of Armenia and Iran. In conclusion, Shirgholami invited Tadevosyan to visit Iran to learn about local technological developments and discuss specific steps to expand cooperation.