The Mustafa(pbuh) Prize week is to be held in the presence of 127 special guests from 31 countries in Isfahan on September 28-October 4 and the 5th award ceremony will be held on October 3 in Chehel Sotun Palace.
Head of the 9th STEP, Shaghayegh Haghjooy explained the objectives of holding Science and Technology Exchange Program (STEP), saying that the event is after paving the ground for creating synergy and developing cooperation with the Islamic countries.
Zabta Khan Shinwari, the national professor of Quaid-i-Azam University in the note that submitted to the MSTF, Believed that the Mustafa(pbuh) Prize promotes international cooperation and collaboration by bringing together scientists, researchers, and institutions from different parts of the world.
Zabta Khan Shinwari, the national professor of Quaid-i-Azam University in the note that submitted to the Mustafa(pbuh) science and technology foundation (MSTF), believed that Muslim countries have made notable contributions to the global science and technology landscape, and several prizes worldwide recognize their achievements.
Mohammed El-Sayegh, the professor of Medicine and Immunology, American University of Beirut in a note that submitted to The Mustafa (pbuh) science and technology foundation, believed that. In later a long time, a few nations in West Asia and the Center East have been making critical strides within the field of science and innovation.
Head of the 9th STEP ,Shaghayegh Haghjooy said that STEP is an opportunity to present achievements and successful experiences and how to overcome difficulties in muslim countries.
Rana Dajani, the professor of Hashemite University in Jordan, in a note that submitted to The “Mustafa (pbuh) Prize” stressed that advancement of technology and science is not only about technology and science, but also to produce them. technology and science needs a strong basis in the humanities which is lacking as well and must be taken care of as well.