Venezuela, Iran Enhance Cooperation in Nuclear, Nanotechnology Fields

Venezuela and Iran are deepening their scientific and technological cooperation, with recent high-level meetings focusing on both nuclear science and advanced technologies such as nanotechnology. Iranian and Venezuelan officials discussed expanding joint research, academic exchanges, and collaborative conferences, with Iran providing expertise and training for Venezuelan researchers in fields including nuclear physics and nanotechnology. The two countries emphasized the shared goal of achieving national self-reliance and resisting external pressures, referencing challenges posed by global powers. Venezuela credited Iran with supporting the launch of nuclear physics education at a Venezuelan university and highlighted successful joint projects, such as the development of probiotic products. Both nations agreed to develop roadmaps for future cooperation and to transfer technical knowledge to sectors like construction, agriculture, and industry. These efforts reflect a broader strategy to leverage Iran's technological advancements and experience under sanctions to bolster Venezuela's capabilities across multiple scientific domains.