Iran National Science Foundation - Principal Policies, Work Strategies and Priorities

Principal Policies, Work Strategies and Priorities

INSF's board of trustee's act on Dec 10th 2003


According to the article 3, paragraph 4 of the constitution, and based on article 16 of the act "The Positions, Objectives and Responsibilities of the Supreme Council of Cultural Revolution", Iran National Science Foundation was founded with a primary asset of 20 billion Rials, which had been supplied by governmental aids.


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