Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization Achieves Breakthroughs in Nuclear Fusion, Plans to Expand Peaceful Programs in Persian New Year

Ali Noroozi recently spoke to the Fars news agency about the progress of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) in the past year. He highlighted two major accomplishments achieved by the Department of Advanced Technologies: the separation of tellurium isotopes and the creation of spectrophotometer equipment for nuclear fusion.

Noroozi emphasized Iran’s plans to expand its peaceful nuclear programs in the upcoming Persian New Year, with a goal of becoming a dominant force in the field of nuclear fusion. He revealed that Iran will unveil its stable isotope separation chain for iridium in the New Year, an important development that will have a significant impact on radiography and diagnostic capabilities, which have been hindered by Western sanctions led by the US.

Despite international sanctions, Iran’s innovative achievements in nuclear fusion indicate a promising future in this critical area of scientific research and development. The country’s commitment to advancing its nuclear technologies shows that it is determined to make significant strides in this field despite obstacles posed by international restrictions.