Irani Shined In The Geneva Invention Competition

In a fierce competition with the participation of than a thousand inventions from 27 countries around the world, Mohammad Reza Salehi Kia was able to present his innovative design entitled “Production of water from waste using microorganisms“, from winning second place in the branch Environmental protection andRenewable energy Among the 400 innovative inventions and designs submitted in the 2025 global competitions of the International Federation of…Inventors’ Associations (IFIA) In Geneva.

These competitions, which are considered among the most prestigious global events in the field of innovation and invention, are organized by the International Federation of Inventors with the aim of supporting and appreciating innovators from all over the world. The Federation also provided an international platform to introduce inventors and compete with them by granting membership in the INV section.

The fifth edition of these competitions was held with a focus on key topics such as renewable energy, sustainable development, new technologies applied in industries, and solutions based on artificial intelligence.

He played artificial intelligence A distinctive role in these fields, as many of the submitted projects demonstrated how this technology can be used to change industries, improve daily life, and respond to social and environmental challenges.

The competitions brought together participants from countries including Canada, Australia, Indonesia, Morocco, Iran, Qatar, Poland, Russia, Hong Kong, Brazil, Malaysia, the United Arab Emirates, and China, in fields ranging from artificial intelligence And data science, all the way to medical technologies, green energies, smart agriculture, digital education, and civil and mechanical engineering.

Over three days, international judges evaluated the designs based on criteria such as public demand, economic efficiency, environmental compatibility, and innovation.

The Salehi-Kia plan was previously presented at the National Conference on “Modelling, Monitoring and Management of Water, Soil, Air and Sound Pollution” and was registered in the national ID MWASSP 01_011.

This success is an important step in the development of environmental technologies and an inspiring model for the academic community and young inventors in the country.