The fields of joint cooperation between the National Computer Games Foundation and Fava Park were reviewed

According to Fars news agency’s education department, Alireza Farahani, deputy director of regulation and business of the National Computer Games Foundation, and Javad Yazdan Panah, deputy director of information and communication technology development (Fava Park) reviewed the fields of bilateral cooperation between these two institutions.

In this meeting, there was a discussion and exchange of views regarding the fields of joint cooperation in various fields of education, research and providing support services to game makers.

Examining the fields of educational cooperation for empowering Iranian game makers and training talented young game makers, holding online and offline events, setting up growth centers in Tehran and various provinces of the country, providing support services including specialized work space (with specialized equipment), shared work space, Content production studio and client server (a type of game making service where game makers will have access to all the software they need under the desired conditions by joining a server) to game makers, among the topics raised in this meeting was about creating common fields of cooperation. .

Membership of the growth center of the National Foundation of Computer Games in the TOD network (development of the digital economy) in order to receive support from the technology park, provide research grants to Iranian game makers through the converging support structure and the growth center, and solve the problems of publication and spending of domestic game makers through the granting of financial grants Among other topics raised in this meeting was

Also, in this meeting, the issues and problems of the country’s game makers were discussed by the vice president of regulation and business of the National Computer Games Foundation, and the solutions for attracting financial support for the game makers through the converging support structure and the growth center of the National Computer Games Foundation were discussed.

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