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Mehr News Agency, Bin Group International: Tehran Times newspaper Today’s report is dedicated to the celebration of National Nuclear Technology Day, which was held yesterday, Saturday.

In this ceremony, 9 achievements in this field, which is interpreted as the nuclear renaissance, were unveiled, three of which were in the field of RadiopharmaceuticalThe other two are in the field of plasma and cancer treatment and the other four are in the fields of industry, lasers, control systems and radiography.

During the ceremony, the President of Iran, Seyed Ebrahim Raisi, was briefed by the President of the Atomic Energy Organization, Mohammad Eslami, and the Vice President for Science and Technology, Sorena Sattari, on the activities carried out in this field.

According to Islami, the Atomic Energy Organization has made 77 new achievements over the past year, which ended on March 20.

In addition to the achievements unveiled on Saturday, the Iranian president also unveiled a “comprehensive strategic document for the nuclear industry” that is to be used as a blueprint for Iran’s nuclear development in the coming years.

While emphasizing the right to use peaceful nuclear energy, he called our country’s nuclear knowledge and technology in the nuclear field irreversible and said: “Relying on Iranian youth and scientists and jihadi work is a model that always works and should be addressed in other areas as well.” Let’s go.

“Fortunately, Iran will not make research in the peaceful field of nuclear energy subject to the wishes or opinions of others,” he said.

Meanwhile, Noor News, a website affiliated with the Supreme National Security Council, writes that recent achievements are putting Iran on the brink of a nuclear renaissance.

This website further writes: Our country’s nuclear industry is on the rise in recent years, despite the stone-throwing of the enemies, with the efforts of young people and scientists, and today Islamic Iran is on the verge of a “nuclear renaissance”.

Iran’s nuclear achievements come at a time when Iran is under increasing pressure from the West over its nuclear program. Iran continues to insist that such a program is needed to advance the peaceful goals of the nuclear program, while the West makes accusations in this regard.

Iran and the world powers have been holding talks in the Vienna talks since last April to reach an agreement to resolve their differences.