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More than 100 university entrance-exam candidates accepted for the Fara programme attended three days of interviews and assessments at Hormozgan Steel's technology and innovation observatory.
The programme follows an agreement between the company and the University of Hormozgan. It combines academic study and research with practical industrial training, technical skills and exposure to real problems in steel production.
Students are also expected to develop personal and social skills, entrepreneurship and knowledge of technologies including artificial intelligence and digital transformation. The results of the assessments will be announced through the Ministry of Science and the national examination organisation, the company said.