Bushehr: Mohammad Eslami, Vice President and Head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI), has said that nuclear energy stands at the forefront of Iran's progress and is moving forward in parallel with various fields such as aerospace and IT. Speaking on the sidelines of the third national comprehensive nuclear technology workshop, attended by top students from across the country in Bushehr, Eslami emphasized the importance of nuclear energy in Iran's development.

According to Islamic Republic News Agency, Eslami highlighted that the primary aim of the workshop is to create opportunities for students to gain a proper understanding of age-appropriate abilities in the field of nuclear technology. He urged the Ministry of Education to familiarize students with this technology, motivating them to choose fields related to nuclear energy.

Eslami also mentioned that programs are being planned to train children about the status of nuclear technology in the country. Earlier, he spoke at the inauguration of a new wound care unit for martyrs of the nuclear industry at Al-Zahra Educational and Medical Center in Isfahan. He stated that the organization was now operating at the forefront of medical science through advancements in plasma technology, radiopharmaceuticals, and deuterium-based innovations.

Furthermore, Eslami noted that over the past two years, approximately 2,500 patients have been treated in these specialized clinics, achieving full recovery.