Institutional and Scientific Leadership
هئیت مدیره
A structured leadership page presenting the board, governance scope, and scientific vision of the community.
Active
Current Term
12
Board Members
26
Committees Under Governance
هئیت مدیره
A structured leadership page presenting the board, governance scope, and scientific vision of the community.
Current Term
Active
Board Members
12
Committees Under Governance
26
Years of Leadership
0
Governance Mission
Leading scientific policy, strengthening professional alignment, and safeguarding institutional progress at a national scale.
Featured Leadership
The principal figure in institutional and scientific leadership
Board Members
Executive board composition
Governance Areas
The board’s scope of responsibility and decision-making
Scientific Policy
Shaping scientific priorities, professional standards, and long-range institutional direction.
Member Affairs
Supporting professional growth, institutional participation, and member-facing services.
Events and Congresses
Overseeing congresses, scientific meetings, workshops, and national-scale programming.
International Collaboration
Expanding scientific exchange, academic partnerships, and international professional ties.
Digital Transformation
Leading digital infrastructure, smart services, and modern institutional experience.
Structure Hierarchy
Key roles across leadership and oversight
President / Chairperson
Strategic leadership and institutional representation
Vice President
Executive support and continuity of programs
Secretary
Board coordination and records
Treasurer
Financial stewardship and oversight
Board Members
Collective guidance, expert counsel, and decision support
Vision
Board Vision
The board advances the scientific and institutional direction of the community through academic leadership, professional alignment, and a forward-looking agenda.
Its governance model is grounded in quality, member participation, international outlook, and modern service infrastructure.
Institutional leadership is credible when it can see scientific horizons, member needs, and the future of the profession at once.
Institutional Actions
Move from governance into the institution’s active layers
Committees, community services, membership, and direct institutional contact can continue from here.