The DG of the Middle East Region in Senegal's MFA Visited the Nour Behineh Gostar Middle East Company

At the outset of this visit, Mr. Amirhossein Aslani, the CEO of Nour Behineh Gostar Middle East, welcomed the Director-General of the Middle East Region in Senegal's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, introduced the company: "Nour Behineh Gostar Middle East started its activity in 2013 in the field of passive equipment. This company was the first in the country to produce optical fiber connectors on a large scale. Today, other activities of this company include the manufacturing and production of equipment such as patch panels, and optical fiber interfaces for military industries besides consulting and providing solutions in the country's telecommunication network industries and consulting in the implementation and optimization of the mentioned industries.
CEO of Nour Behineh Gostar Middle East also provided relevant explanations regarding the stages of the optical fiber interfaces production line that exists in ICT Park, as well as the production stages of microducts and optical fibers cables that are produced in this company's factory.
 "Fiber optic microduct is one of the latest products that is used for the transmission of optical fiber cables, telecommunication cameras and network transmission. Based on their application, optical fiber microducts can include channels and different sizes and can be customized in different color. This company is the only manufacturer of optical fiber microduct with silicon inner coating, in line with global standards and also approved by Iran's Communication Regulatory Authority and Telecommunication Company of Iran," Aslani noted.
Additionally, Mr. Othman Diop, Director-General of the Middle East Region in Senegal's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, thanked Mr. Aslani for his explanations and expressed his admiration for the technologies of Nour Behineh Gostar Middle East: "One of our main concerns in Senegal is the development of these technologies throughout the country. Making a connection between Nour Behineh Gostar Middle East and Senegal will certainly help us in developing this technology," he said.
At the end of this visit, the two sides emphasized the need for cooperation and continuity of relations through ICT Park's participation and membership in the joint Commission between the two countries.
In the end, it was decided that ICT Park should provide Senegal with additional information about this company's products.
It is worth mentioning that during the visit to  ICT Park companies, the companions of the Director-General of the Middle East Region in Senegal's Ministry of Foreign Affairs included Dr. Abbas Ghanbari Baghestan, Advisor for ICT Park Communication and International Affairs; Mr. Abu Walker, Representative of the Republic of Senegal's Embassy in Iran; Mr. Seyed Nasser Ghafari, Head of the Senegal's Desk in Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Eng. Mohammad Ali Jafari, the Director of ICT Park’s Techno-units’ Development Center, and Eng. Javad Yazdan Panah, Deputy of ICT Park’s Technology Development.