During his speech, Dr. Ali Es-haghi, Director General of Razi Institute, emphasized the institute's vital role in public health and food security. He highlighted the importance of prevention and vaccination, noting the institute's contributions to disease eradication and vaccine production. In closing, he reaffirmed the commitment of Razi Institute staff to enhancing community health and expressed gratitude for the support from Iran’s high-ranking officials. Ali Es-haghi reiterated the need for support for Razi Institute as a key center for vaccine provision and outlined plans for expanding biological product exports.

The event also saw the unveiling of a commemorative stamp celebrating a century of veterinary medicine and the book "Veterinary Medicine in Iran at the National and international level” compiled and authored by the Iran Veterinary Organization (IVO). During the ceremony, Dr. Mohammad Abdoshah and Dr. Mohammad Mehdi Namavari, RVSRI scientists, were recognized as top veterinarians.

This event marked a century of veterinary service in Iran, underscoring its vital role in ensuring public health and food security in the country.