Since the advent of the Islamic Revolution in Iran in 1979, the political environment has hindered the implementation of national policies based on technical expertise. This policy has impacted scientific reference and serious research-based evaluation of Iran’s socio-economic development needs, resulting in a declining economy, dwindling industrial infrastructure, increasing social tension and neglect of natural resources and environment, seriously hampering the aspirations of generations of Iranians while the population has doubled. We stand together as a united think-tank composed of forward thinking researchers, academic experts and technical managers, seeking peer-reviewed scientific and technological solutions to achieve the resurrection of prosperity, progress, and modernity for millions of young, educated Iranians which compose more than 50% of the population.
