and we will remain in the same commission. god's grace with the efforts of our loved ones in the research and technology education commission. this happened after 50 years in our education, the discussion of harmonizing the salaries of faculty members of both universities and medical sciences , i.e. healthcare and universities, that this happened, and the issue that we now have again on the agenda and is also in the 7th plan. the discussion is about the relationship between universities, society and industry. pishbehar radio news. well, mr. moldi , how many members does your commission have and what are your priorities in the commission? we followed up the formation of a university and important goals to this parliament from the beginning. at the beginning of this parliament, in the education commission , we proposed education as a supply chain that is introduced in the production lines, and we said that from zero to 10 in this chain . the chain should be seen everywhere, and we saw this chain from 0 to 6 years old . the national education and training organization of kod was formed, which came from bisi to amon. and it was

honorable representatives regarding the priority of handling the report of the commission for education, research and technology regarding the one-urgent plan. addition of an article to the law on evaluation and admission of students in universities and higher education training centers in the implementation of note 1 of article 100. considering that the priority to be examined in this meeting, colleagues in the eighth row of the deputy of laws, prepare two in the seventh row as please register for and against so that it will be considered in today's agenda. thank you very much. please suggest in the order of the review layer, only the system of monitoring the border trade of the general and sailors to create sustainable employment in article 3 of the law proposed by the 11th cabinet, and veteran mr. salimi is allowed to pass. and thank you very much sir mr. sabbaghian understands the permission to pass that we have moved forward. thank you for your company, mr. kochchinejad, professor mohammad. i want permission to pass because in the note of one article, mr. salimi mentions six months after the approval of th

isn't meant and so they're mental and okay, you do have doors, part of the governmental organization, the national commission for scientific and technological research, and just campaigning for the right to drinking voltage. that's because water sources and sheila oldest o privatized, unlike nearly anywhere else in the world. christina, don't have to remembers the impact of water shortages in the 1980s. this that, i mean, does suggest that, you know, i grew up here on the corner a closer look very different today. back then it was a very simple house because i'm being then making unit navea. i was a little of the we didn't have 4 to every day, maybe once every 2 days. so we always have to collect water, like everywhere in the north license, things go to be better. and these days, water supply to the village from a diesel, a nation plants, and you saw them before us but not all part. so she may have profited from such technical progress and even what process is in supply. it's awesome. very expensive, too expensive. in some places, trucks deliver clean drinking water to the villages. here walters, the commodity with them on to time is the price and t

and pharmaceutical technologies in the country. a certified laboratory is not only a place for conducting research commissioned by domestic foreign drugor training students. the research of young people has been awarded diplomas at various, including international, competitions. we have enough time for us to put into them not only some general professional concepts. well , human, and indeed the role of the teacher here is huge, sometimes the guys really follow not the discipline, but the person, we have a lot of practice, even today you have witnessed that we are doing experiments practically and directly immersing ourselves in the profession, we are considering it as it really is, by the way, mikhail pivorov is from a dynasty of educators, six family members, starting from his great-grandfather, were teachers, the university is proud of its teachers, whose names are known far beyond... next year vitebsk med will celebrate its ninetieth anniversary, over the years, over 1,400 doctors and more than 6,000 pharmacists have been trained within the walls of the university, each graduate has work, talent, hopes and aspirations mentors. and

technology? consider this approach a blessing or a curse. we are designed to be a game changer test for the commission and expect from wescal for change the research system. the area is sophia, the digital twin cities project is part of a broader big data initiative called gait. it was founded in 2019, in cooperation with the university in sweden and co finance with 13000000 euros in e use seats funding the way they were still here in a row. and the director of them gave their secure service center is doing research on how to apply artificial intelligence to develop real life solutions. we define the for application areas in the beginning. and in addition to the future of cities of the application, eighty's digital health researchers that gates are using a i to better understand cognitive diseases like alzheimer's. they're also looking into how to use technology to detect and fights this information online. and the last, the application, a smart industry where we will offer some data services for companies. all of those projects rely on vast amounts of data to become effective data that's often difficult to obtain in privacy, 70 euro, to big tenan

commission to do research from a law enforcement perspective. what's happening in other departments. we've talked with experts from all over the country, academic experts on policing the intersection between technology and privacy so that our recommendations can balance the police department's need to conduct investigations with civil liberty concerns and we found major problems with the department's draft dgo of particular concern is in 2013, the united states department of justice promulgated best practices standards for the use of social media in investigations, and this policy falls falls short of even meeting those standards from strictly a law enforcement perspective. and so there's we also have we're going to have to consult with, i think, with the city attorney at some point, whether the federal stored communication act and whether this policy complies with that. and we'll have to weigh in with them. the policy as written violates the terms of service for facebook instead. gram, twitter, linkedin concerns are raised at the standard is so broad it provides no meaningful protections for civil liberties. so we have pages and pages of notes and we're trying to process them and bring it all together

technological advancement and research forward . the truth, of course, isn't quite that the truth is that horizon europe is a politically motivated research programme to promote eu policies, and particularly what the eu commissionope on the web and it's there in black and white upfront. so this is a politically motivated programme . um, it's something the united kingdom does not need to be part of . it helps kingdom does not need to be part of. it helps europeans a great deal because they don't have any particular particularly brilliant centres of research. but we have three of the top ten universities in the world. none of the other seven are from the european union . would you european union. would you believe it? and we are going to believe it? and we are going to be paying in ,2.6 billion each year to this programme , um, in year to this programme, um, in the hope that our scientists get ,2.6 billion back. what we should have not go into should have done was not go into horizon and give the horizon europe and give the money directly to programmes that do research for the benefit of british national interests, not european union ones and there's one other thing i want to say before we finish on it, and that

commission to do research from a law enforcement perspective. what's happening in other departments. we've talked with experts from all over the country, academic experts on policing the intersection between technology and privacy so that our recommendations can balance the police department's need to conduct investigations with civil liberty concerns and we found major problems with the department's draft dgo of particular concern is in 2013, the united states department of justice promulgated best practices standards for the use of social media in investigations, and this policy falls falls short of even meeting those standards from strictly a law enforcement perspective. and so there's we also have we're going to have to consult with, i think, with the city attorney at some point, whether the federal stored communication act and whether this policy complies with that. and we'll have to weigh in with them. the policy as written violates the terms of service for facebook instead. gram, twitter, linkedin concerns are raised at the standard is so broad it provides no meaningful protections for civil liberties. so we have pages and pages of notes and we're trying to process them and bring it all together