Iran Press/Iran News: Addressing the reporters on Monday on the sidelines of the signing ceremony of MoU between the Ministry of Information and Communications Technology and Science and Technology Vice-Presidency to create the Digital Economy Park, Minister of Information and Communications Technology Mohammad-Javad Azari-Jahromi said, “The government is working to build the infrastructure for young people to thrive in production, and these efforts are being made in two areas: knowledge-based economics and digital economics.”
“Building Digital Economy Parks and Science Technology Parks are examples of these activities and Pardis Technology Park is one of these parks which is well-developed,” Azari-Jahromi added.
“Today, with the creation of a 30-hectare Digital Economy Park, good cooperation has been established between the Ministry of Information and Communications Technology and Science and Technology Vice-Presidency, and the park is scheduled to be operational by the end of this government,” he noted.
At the same event, the 1,100-square-meter Co-op Shared Workspace was inaugurated.
Head of the Co-op Shared Workspace Mohsen Ali-Akbarian told Iran Press correspondent: "This complex, which has the capacity to accept 150 people, is ready for investment by capital market activists and start-ups."
Referring to the role of knowledge-based companies in creating a surge in production, he added, "The more startups and knowledge-based companies are supported, the more young people will be motivated to enter the business world, and this in turn will lead to a surge in production."
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