Iran ranks fifth in developing int’l nanotech standards
According to a report by the Iran Nanotechnology Innovation Council (INIC), Iran has the fifth rank in the world in the field of developing international standards of nanotechnology after the U.S., Japan, England and South Korea.
In recent years, with the support of the INIC in forming a network of researchers, scholars and experts of the country and the cooperation of the Institute of Standards and Industrial Research of Iran (ISIRI), Iran has made a great contribution to the formulation of international standards, IRNA reported.
Standardization is an effective type of infrastructure as, due to the policies of and measures taken by the INIC, Iran is recognized as a leading country in standardization of nanotechnology.
Development of national and international standards undoubtedly supports expansion of the market and trade, in addition to obtaining customer satisfaction.
Given Iran’s export of nanotechnology products to global markets, the development of standards by Iranian experts facilitates the presence of Iran-made products in target markets.