Honoring the international student of the University of Tehran

Reza Ebrahimi, an international student at the University of Tehran, won two world honors in international competitions in the America's World Invention Festival and The 5th IFIA INV Competition of Switzerland .

The 5th IFIA INV Competition: A Global Stage for Next-Generation Innovators The International Federation of Inventors’ Associations (IFIA) proudly unveiled the outcomes of the 5th International Invention and Innovation Competition for INV Title Holders, a landmark gathering that set new benchmarks for creativity and transformative solutions on a global scale.

Held virtually from August 15–17, 2025, this prestigious event reaffirmed IFIA’s mission as a leading INGO to empower inventors, foster sustainability-driven ideas, and amplify the impact of youth-led innovation.

A Competition Shaped by Vision and Future Needs This year’s edition shone a spotlight on some of the most urgent themes shaping our world: 

Renewable Energy & Green Technologies
Artificial Intelligence & Smart Applications
Sustainable Development Solutions
Advanced Applied Technologies Across Industries

Among these, Artificial Intelligence emerged as a standout pillar, with inventive projects demonstrating AI’s capacity to revolutionize industries, streamline daily life, and address pressing social and environmental challenges.

The 2025 competition achieved a record-breaking milestone with over 1,100 inventive projects submitted from 27 countries, reflecting the growing momentum of the INV community.

Inventors from diverse nations such as the USA, Canada, Germany, France, Morocco, Turkey, Iran, Russia, Qatar, Kuwait, China, Hong Kong, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, the United Arab Emirates, Poland, New Zealand, and beyond showcased their visions of a brighter, more sustainable future. Their work highlighted a powerful truth: the next generation is not only prepared to tackle today’s challenges but is also boldly reimagining tomorrow.