A memorandum of understanding is signed between Pardis technology park and two technology export brokers to export the products of Pardis Technology Park to three countries of Kyrgyzstan, Oman and Afghanistan.

According to the information center of national elites foundation, Milad Sadrkhanlou, the head of the Technology Trade Development Center of Pardis Technology Park, stated: in line with one of the programs of the Technology Trade Development Center, which interacts with technology export brokers, we managed to sign a memorandum of understanding with two technology export brokers after several months of negotiations and review. One of these agents works in the field of technology export of Oman and Kyrgyzstan and the other in the field of exporting technological products of the health sector to Afghanistan.

In terms of the process of cooperation between the two brokers, he marked: after several months of reviewing and reflecting on the work history and capabilities of the two technology export brokers, we reached a consensus that they have a very high potential for working with Pardis Technology Park companies, and a Memorandum of Understanding has been signed.

He also mentioned: seven bilateral meetings were held with park’s companies for each broker immediately after signing the memorandum. Fortunately, after the meetings, we received very positive feedback from the park companies, and the ability of these two brokers was satisfied by the companies.

We are optimistic that, God willing, we will eventually be able to make a positive move to export park products with these two technology export brokers added to our brokers.

In terms of starting cooperation with one of the technology export brokers, Sadrkhanlou asserted: cooperation with a broker who communicates with Oman and Kyrgyzstan is one of the outputs of interactions between the Technology Trade Development Center and the national techmart of the country. We became acquainted with this broker during programs held in interaction with the provincial tehcmart of Razavi Khorasan. This broker was expanding his work to Tehran and the agreement was signed after several months of review and interactions.

Regarding the special projects of the two brokers for the products manufactured in Pardis Technology Park, the head of the Technology Trade Development Center affirmed: both brokers have special programs for park companies, apart from public activities such as negotiating with companies, identifying suitable products for target markets, and ultimately trying to export them. The broker working in Oman and Kyrgyzstan is working to launch a "Roman show" of technological products in Oman.

While this move is not limited to our cooperation with this broker, it is designed that a separate part be allocated to the show room of the products of Pardis Technology Park. The broker predicts a favorable outcome for this product show after conducting research on the products of Technology Park companies in recent months.

He continued: the broker working in the field of Afghanistan has proposed the construction of a clinic in Afghanistan, most of the equipment of which is provided by the export of Pardis Technology Park and the network of the National techmart of Iran. The two projects will be pursued exclusively by the Technology Trade Development Center to boost the export of park products.