Iran’s suitable capacities make it an ideal candidate to become one of the pioneers in the production and supply of halal food products.

Iran's pharmaceutical industry has gone through a fundamental transformation since the Islamic Revolution, moving from complete reliance on imports into a sector which is now able to domestically provide more than 97% of the country’s needs for medicine.

The Iran Food and Drug Administration (IFDA) says the country exports raw materials and pharmaceutical items to approximately 50 countries.

Figures in a report show Iran is currently the largest provider of medicine services in West Asia.

In this episode, we will see how nuclear technology helps the world of medicine.

Iran's First Vice President Mohammad Mokhber expresses the country's readiness to provide Iraq with medical and pharmaceutical products.

Iran announces self-sufficiency in making the active ingredient needed to manufacture acetaminophen.