Visit of International Road Transport Union (IRU) Experts to Nasir Training Center at the Road Maintenance and Transportation Organization

As part of the tripartite agreement between the Road Maintenance and Transportation Organization, the International Road Transport Union (IRU), and the Iran Chamber of Commerce, IRU specialists visited the Nasir Professional Driving Simulation Center to become familiar with its facilities and equipment. This center features knowledge-based simulator technologies developed in cooperation with Nasir Simulator Tech. Co.

The visit, which coincided with the second week of the Training of Trainers and Testers (TTT) program, aimed to evaluate the driving simulators and explore their potential application in professional driver training programs. The simulation center—fully developed by young Iranian engineers under challenging international sanctions—received strong praise from Blagoya Yanevski, Senior IRU Expert.

Hamzeh Zakeri, Head of the Center for Training Development, Studies, and Innovation, highlighted the organization’s approach to advancing new technologies and emphasized the potential for collaboration with the IRU in driver training across various competency levels. Yanevski also commended the progress and technical achievements of young Iranian engineers in developing advanced driving simulators.

The visit concluded with a mutual agreement to continue cooperation aimed at enhancing the quality of training and skill development for professional drivers—an initiative expected to contribute significantly to improvements in road transport safety and education.