In this event, Dr. Es-haghi mentioned the challenges that Razi has faced over the years and stressed the importance of strategic planning to ensure the institute's sustainable development in addressing the country's requests and demands, especially in the field of vaccine manufacture for animals.

He highlighted the crucial role of Razi Institute in ensuring food security, especially in the field of poultry vaccine production, where the current levels stand at 35% of the country's needs, with a target to reach 70% by 2032. He also highlighted the importance of vaccination in fish and the need to increase fish consumption per capita to improve health and vaccination coverage.

He also addressed the need for international collaboration and establishing a national vaccine bank to speed up the vaccination strategy and immunization schedule in critical situations. He underscored the environmental considerations that affect the Institute's activities, such as climate change which affects disease patterns and vaccine production.

In summary, the Razi Institute's dedication to economic sustainability, global collaborations, and national health security emphasizes the significance of sustaining and advancing vaccine research and production.