Iran is ready to transfer its peaceful atom technologies to other countries. Mohammad Eslami, head of the Atomic Energy Organisation of Iran, said, writes Irna.

According to him, the Isfahan conference is one of the means to achieve this goal.

"The aim is to demonstrate our technological and scientific level," Eslami noted.

He said the first international nuclear education center in Isfahan will open within the next two months.

"Iran, like other IAEA members, is determined to develop nuclear technology. Today, the countries' collective will to achieve zero carbon emissions by 2050 has turned into a pact, and they have set a target to triple nuclear power plants. We will also strengthen our efforts to achieve a nuclear industry for nuclear power.

Iran plans to achieve 20,000 megawatts of electricity by 2041. These projects are being implemented in the north and south of the country. I invite countries ready for foreign investment in Iran to participate in these programs," the official added.