Kashan Amir Kabir Steel Co. joined the five companies in the Iranian Superior Knowledge Organization
Me-Metals – In the seventh ceremony of the world prize of the Asian Superior Knowledge Organization and after the evaluation by the international experts of the MAKE world prize, Kashan Amir Kabir Steel Co. succeeded to join the country’s Superior Knowledge Organization and became one of the reputable brands in the world.
Reported by Me-Metals, Saeed Sohrabpour – the president of the foundation of the world prize of the Superior Knowledge Organization in Iran – in correspondence with Aziz Ghanavati – managing director of the Kashan Amir Kabir Steel Co. wrote: Having achieved this remarkable success with international dimensions, is the outcome of the efforts of the management body and all the esteemed working staff of the institution.
Sohrabpour mentioned in his correspondence: Next year, the MAKE world prize ceremony will be held with more emphasis on innovation. Therefore, it is considered to be one of the most authentic world prizes in the area of knowledge, innovation and creativity and intellectual capital among the companies all over the world’s four continents, and it is going to be performed at national, continental and world levels.
In the end, with commendation for the above-mentioned success he said: Sharif University of Technology and the MAKE foundation office in Iran will honor the Iranian Superior Knowledge Organization in Tehran.
It should be noted that, Kashan Amir Kabir Steel Co. has the mission to produce galvanized sheet in the team of Esfahan’s Mobarakeh Steel Co. (MSC), and its share of galvanized sheet production in the country is 20%. Moreover, the company (Kashan Amir Kabir Steel Co.) has been able to earn many national and international titles in cultural, social and economic areas in the recent years.
Translation by: M. Payehghadr
source: ME-METALS
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