Iran’s technical and engineering services encompass a wide range of activities including design, consultancy, supervision, execution, maintenance, and repair in sectors such as civil engineering, oil and gas, water and power, telecommunications, transportation, and urban infrastructure. These services are delivered by experienced engineering firms utilizing expert human capital, advanced engineering software, international standards, and localized technical knowledge.

These services hold high economic value due to their significant value-added nature, substantial employment potential for skilled labor, and their role in enhancing non-commodity exports. Developing this sector contributes to increased foreign exchange earnings and strengthens Iran’s engineering reputation in regional markets.

Iran has successfully exported engineering services to several countries including Iraq, Syria, Oman, Venezuela, and Central Asian nations. Competitive pricing, expertise in EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) projects, and a solid technical foundation have positioned Iranian firms as viable players in the international market.

Iran’s competitive edge lies in its combination of cost efficiency, quality, localized knowledge, regional experience, skilled workforce, and strategic access to neighboring markets. Governmental support through export credit mechanisms and institutional backing also enhances the global competitiveness of this sector.