The agenda covered several critical topics, including the procurement of vaccine strains and seeds, the transfer of modern vaccine technologies, and the establishment of standard requirements for production and quality control. The meeting also aimed to coordinate visits to leading vaccine production centers worldwide.

During the meeting, the longstanding collaboration between the center and Razi Institute was acknowledged. The center's capabilities in meeting the institute's standard requirements and facilitating technology transfer projects were also emphasized.

Key discussions included:

Dr. Ahmadian underscored the need for Razi Institute to provide a detailed list of requests for organized follow-ups by the center, highlighting the institute's efforts to strengthen its economic and scientific presence in neighboring countries, Africa, and the Eurasian region. Dr. Moradi Bidhandi expressed gratitude for the energy and capabilities of the center's young workforce, emphasizing that any support for Razi Institute would ultimately benefit the health and well-being of the Iranian people. Meanwhile, Dr. Banihashemi shared his idea about the problems in technology transfer.  

The meeting concluded with several key resolutions: identifying specific countries and centers for potential visits and establishing communication; and providing a list of exportable products and target countries, along with supporting documentation in English.

In closing, the head of Academic Affairs and International Relations expressed appreciation for the productive meeting, presented catalogs of products in English, French, and Persian to Dr. Ahmadian, and officially invited him and his delegation to visit Razi Institute's facility shortly.