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2 Behzad Ghareyazie President of Biosafety Society of Iran amp Executive Director of IRBIC ghareyazieyahoocom and Naghmeh Abiri IRBIC Webmaster Ghareyazie and Abiri April 4 2011 Singapore ID: 306593

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An Introduction to

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Behzad Ghareyazie, President of Biosafety Society of Iran & Executive Director of IRBIC (

ghareyazie@yahoo.com

)

and

Naghmeh

Abiri, IRBIC Webmaster

Ghareyazie and Abiri, April 4, 2011, SingaporeSlide3

to the top

The Fertile Crescent, 9000-4500 BCE

Every thing started in here: Center for Civilization!

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Improvement of animals and plants can be traced back to several thousands years ago. This is sketch of a clay tablet from

Ilam

(Iran, close to Kuwait), dating from about 5000 years ago, and appears to show a breeding record of domesticated donkeys. Notice the various types of mane.

Progressive Science: Book 3 (1970). Perry GA and

Hirons

MJD.

Blandford

Press. London.

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Iran’s “Mandy and Funny”:

Shangool

and Mangool

the first two genetically engineered domestic animals in Iran.

The two of the three characters of the famous Iranian popular folk story “Shangool, Mangool and Habbe-ye angoor”.

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IRBIC at a Glance

Set up in August 2010

The fund for the establishment of IRBIC came from COMSTEC through PABICIRBIC’s aim: Generating closer relationship among various stakeholders for the exchange of information on biotechnologyThe ultimate objective: Facilitating the access and application of “Modern Biotechnology” for Iran & developing countries

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www.irbic.ir

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Establishment and launching IRBIC website

A bilingual website ( Persian & English )

The strength of IRBIC website is in its Persian website

Collaborators: Islamic Azad University, Biotechnology Society of Iran, Biosafety Society of IranMore request for collaboration

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IRBIC Persian websiteSlide10

Meeting with High Ranking Officials

Aim: attracting the support of high ranking officials

Deputy President of Azad Islamic University

Parliament membersExecutive Director of Farmers' HouseGovernment officials

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Meeting with His Excellency

Hashemi Rafsanjani, Head of the Expediency Council

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Ayatollah Hashemi Rafsanjani: Biotechnology requires a strong public awareness.

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Publishing Biosafety Newsletters (in Persian)

Ghareyazie and Abiri, April 4, 2011, Singapore

Three monthly newsletters were published in collaboration with Biosafety Society of Iran.

The printed version is sent to all PMs, & high ranking officialsSlide14

Translation of ISAAA Publications

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Conducting Workshops for the Public (with Emphasis on Educational Institutes)

Workshops were conducted for different groups of the public. One example is the organizing of a one day workshop for high school girls at Sama High school in Karaj.

More than 100 students attended and responded to this workshop.

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Art of Communicating Science and Biotechnology with Public

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Visiting to Transgenic Facilities of the

Malaysa

University

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Participation in

MyBiotechnology

Carnival

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Our Sources

BICs and CBU

ISAAA

Self produced news, views and interviews

Students, Researchers, Faculty Members and Members of Scientific SocietiesIRBIC reporter

Ghareyazie and Abiri, April 4, 2011, SingaporeSlide20

Big Events in 2011

Official inauguration of IRBIC

Third Biosafety and Genetic Engineering Congress

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Ghareyazie and Abiri, April 4, 2011, Singapore

Genetic Engineering: Food Security & Sustainable DevelopmentSlide21

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Acknowledgment

Government of The Islamic Republic of Iran

ISAAA, PABIC, MABIC

Maha, Dr. Iqbal, Chel,

Olah, Sammer, Dr. Teng and Dr. RandyYou for your attention

Ghareyazie and Abiri, April 4, 2011, Singapore