The specialized session "Iran Expo 2025 and Lessons for Iran Expo 2026," aimed at reviewing the experiences of holding this international event and improving the executive process in future editions, was held yesterday with the presence of a group of managers and senior experts in the exhibition field at the Institute for Trade Studies and Research.

According to the Exhibition News news agency, in this session, Dr. Sadeef Beykzadeh, CEO of the Iran International Exhibitions Company; Majid Takbiri, Head of the Iran Expo Organizing Committee; Meysam Amiri, Head of the Institute for Trade Studies and Research; Mehrnoush Mofidi, member of the Board of Directors of the Iran International Exhibitions Company; Seyyed Hossein Mir Zafar Juyan, advisor to the CEO of the Iran International Exhibitions Company and one of the professors of exhibition affairs; and Shahrokh Modarres, a veteran of the exhibition field, were present and examined various dimensions of Iran Expo 2025.

Majid Takbiri, Head of the Iran Expo Organizing Committee, emphasizing the unprecedented welcome for this event, stated: More than 4,300 foreign delegations, traders, and economic activists announced their readiness to participate in Iran Expo 2025, and ultimately invitations were issued for 3,100 people. However, a significant number of economic activists also attended the exhibition without invitations.

He added: The organizing committee, with a national perspective and a comprehensive approach, tried to hold this international event at the highest level of quality. Important negotiations took place during Iran Expo, and in fact, the end of the exhibition is the beginning of the process of following up on negotiations and concluding trade contracts by participants with foreign parties.

The specialized session "Iran Expo 2025 and Lessons for Iran Expo 2026" was held with the aim of analyzing the results, identifying opportunities and challenges, and formulating strategies.