Tehran- Amir-Hossein Naderi, chief executive of Sadr Tamin Investment Company, introduced the new CEO of Sadre Farda Technology Engineering Company in an event attended by the deputies and senior managers of the holding too.

Alireza Shokouhi was introduced on Saturday, October 21, as the CEO and member of the board of directors of Sadre Farda Technology Engineering Company, the website of Sadr Tamin Investment Company reported.

Naderi thanked Hadi Kamali for his performance over the past three years in Sadre Farda Company (a business accelerator company to be replaced by Sadre Farda Technology Engineering Company) at the beginning of the ceremony.

He said that Sadre Farda Company was one of the subsidiaries of Sadr Tamin Investment Company, active in the field of knowledge, innovation, and the creation of new businesses. “This company, under the management of Mr. Kamali and the guidance of Dr. Shahverdi, has moved beyond time and space,” Naderi stressed.

He added that considering Sadr Tamin Company’s strategic policy and the need for an engineering company, it was decided to establish Sadre Farda Technology Engineering Company by changing the nature of the accelerator to manage areas that did not exist in the country, adding that the accelerator would continue to operate as a department in the new engineering company.

The CEO of Sadra Tamin Holding called on the new engineering company’s mission to be to make technology domestically. “It is expected that the two departments of engineering and accelerator will carry out big projects together and do their best to improve the status of Sadr Tamin Investment Company,” Naderi urged.

Appreciating and thanking the efforts of Kamali, CEO of Sadre Farda Company, Naderi introduced Shokouhi as the new CEO of Sadre Farda Technology Engineering Company, terming him an experienced specialist with a career that included technology transfer and building a steel mill.

The 50-year-old Shokouhi has a doctorate in materials and metallurgy engineering from Deakin University in Australia. He has served in the capacity of the managing director of Behin Kavash Samin Company, managing director of Eight Middle East Group, and project manager of Neyriz Ghadir Steel Complex.