SHIRAZ: Iran’s nuclear technology organization is showcasing a wide range of advanced technologies for agriculture, healthcare, industry and mineral exploration at the international trade fair in Shiraz, attracting interest from foreign companies and traders.The organization is exhibiting at Hafez Hall of the Fars Province International Exhibition Center, where the event opened on October 11 and will continue until October 16, 2026.Four companies affiliated with the organization are participating in the exhibition, presenting technologies including irradiation systems for agricultural pest control and food decontamination, industrial material strengthening, cold plasma devices for wound treatment, diagnostic and therapeutic radiopharmaceuticals, nuclear density and level gauges, and technologies for exploring and extracting radioactive minerals.
One participating company specializes in radiation-based solutions for agricultural pest control. A new irradiation facility is scheduled to become operational in Darab in the coming days, further expanding the application of nuclear technology in agriculture.Another company is presenting cold plasma devices designed to treat pressure sores and diabetic wounds. According to exhibition organizers, 15 wound-care clinics have been established across the country using this technology. Representatives also reported interest from visitors and business delegations from Russia, Afghanistan and Arab countries.
The organization is also highlighting its radiopharmaceutical products, which it describes as exclusively domestically produced. Its radiopharmaceutical services are reportedly being used by more than 260 irradiation centers.Meanwhile, nuclear measurement equipment designed for the oil and gas, refining, petrochemical, cement and steel industries has attracted attention from visitors from Persian Gulf Arab countries. Afghan traders have also expressed interest in airborne geophysical technologies for mineral exploration, creating potential opportunities for bilateral cooperation.Organizers said the exhibition had generated promising business prospects and provided a platform for international engagement, technology promotion and commercial partnerships.This year’s exhibition covers 25,000 square meters and features the Art Expo event for the first time, despite the challenging conditions facing the country.
