With over 50 years of experience in antivenom production, Razi Institute stands as one of the oldest producers in the country. Dr. Tabianian emphasized the importance of updating production and laboratory processes to maintain the institute's competitive edge on the global stage.

He stated that the institute must keep pace with global advancements and actively engage with international scientific communities to gather insights and feedback from experts, which will be crucial for improving product quality.

As an executive committee member for the International Conference on Venomous Animals and Antivenom, Dr. Tabianian highlighted the conference's primary goals: to enhance quality, develop new products, and expand export markets. He noted that feedback from the institute's activities and interactions with global specialists could play a significant role in increasing quality and expanding markets for the institute's products.