Statement of Isfahan Science and Technology Town on Recent Incidents on Educational and Research Activities:

Statement of Isfahan Science and Technology Town on Recent Incidents on Educational and Research Activities:
April 13, 2026

Following the recent crimes against our country, which resulted in damages in many parts of infrastructures, especially in scientific sections by the US and Israel , Isfahan Science and Technology Town (ISTT) expresses its regret over the damages sustained by various parts of the organization, as well as Isfahan University of Technology (IUT) as one of ISTT’s main partners, and conveys its deep concern about the impact of this incident on educational, research, and innovation activities.

For many years, both ISTT and IUT have played a prominent role in technological development, fostering an innovation ecosystem, and training skilled human resources at both national and international levels. Any disruption to the operations of these centers affects not only their physical boundaries but also the broader landscape of scientific and technological cooperation.

Despite the damage incurred, the researchers, faculty members, experts, and technology companies based in this complex have declared their strong determination to ensure rapid reconstruction, a powerful return, and the continuation of scientific and technological activities with even greater capability.

The history of these institutions has shown that Isfahan’s scientific ecosystem possesses a remarkable capacity to confront challenges and to begin anew with strength. ISTT emphasizes that preserving and strengthening scientific and research infrastructure is essential for ongoing progress and for the continuity of academic and international collaboration. ISTT stands ready, in coordination with relevant institutions, to support and follow up on the reconstruction and revitalization of the affected centers in accordance with global standards, ensuring that the cycle of science, technology, and innovation continues without interruption.

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