The CEO of the National Foundation of Computer Games pointed to the holding of the 'Eighth International Conference on Computer Games' and the approval of a bachelor's degree in game development, stating that the country has suitable capacity in terms of specialized knowledge and human resources. However, the connection of this capacity to the industry and economic flow is the missing link that could lead to job creation and sustainable development in the game development industry.
CEO of the National Foundation of Computer Games: The Link Between Knowledge and Industry is the Missing Piece in Game Development
The CEO of the National Foundation of Computer Games highlighted the importance of linking specialized knowledge to the gaming industry during the announcement of a new bachelor's degree program. This connection is crucial for job creation and sustainable growth in Iran's gaming sector.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
The CEO of the National Foundation of Computer Games emphasized the need to connect specialized knowledge in game development to the industry during the announcement of a new bachelor's degree program. This connection is seen as vital for job creation and sustainable growth in the gaming sector.
- The Eighth International Conference on Computer Games was held.
- A bachelor's degree in game development has been approved.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has a growing interest in technology and digital industries, with gaming being a significant area of potential growth. The country has a young population that is increasingly engaged in digital entertainment.
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