Minister Abbas Ali Abadi, conveyed his delight at the deepening ties between the institute and African nations. He underscored the importance of forging closer partnerships between Razi Institute and chambers of commerce and industry to streamline the export of biological products. He also lauded Razi Institute's pivotal role in safeguarding the nation's biological security over the past century.

During the visit, the Minister's advisor, Gholamhossein Moghimi, emphasized the significance of organizing a session with Razi Institute to foster discussions and enhance cooperation aimed at boosting exports of vaccines and therapeutic sera.

Dr. Ali Es-haghi, Director General of Razi Institute, expressed gratitude to the Minister for his keen interest, underscoring the vital role of supporting the institute's initiatives and expanding access to global markets. Dr. Es-haghi highlighted that such support could not only attract foreign investments and generate revenue but also contribute to diversifying the economy beyond oil revenues, aligning with the national objective of elevating production levels and driving economic advancement.