Statement by the Secretary‑General of the COMSTECH Inter - Islamic Network on Virtual Universities (CINVU) Condemning the American‑Zionist Aggressions Against the Islamic Republic of Iran
- 2026/03/09
Secretary‑General of CINVU Condemns Acts of Aggression and Calls for Expansion of Scientific and Technological Cooperation for Peace.
According to the Public Relations Office, The Secretary‑General of the COMSTECH Inter - Islamic Network on Virtual Universities (CINVU) has strongly condemned the recent acts of aggression and emphasized the importance of strengthening scientific and technological cooperation as a pathway toward peace and stability.
Dr. Seyed Mahmoud Reza Aghamiri, Secretary‑General of CINVU, while condemning the American‑Zionist acts of aggression against the host country of this international network affiliated with the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), highlighted the consensus among academics and the scholarly community on the necessity of halting these aggressions and promoting peace.
In his statement, Dr. Aghamiri noted that CINVU, as an independent and non‑political international scientific and academic organization composed of higher education institutions across the Islamic world, with its Permanent Secretariat headquartered in the Islamic Republic of Iran, expresses deep concern and profound regret over the hostile and interventionist actions and blatant crimes committed by the United States of America and the Zionist regime against the Islamic Republic of Iran, the Iranian nation, its leadership, and various military and civilian institutions.
He emphasized that such actions are in clear contradiction with the fundamental principles of international law, the Charter of the United Nations, and universally recognized humanitarian and ethical norms. These actions not only endanger regional security and stability but also constitute a clear violation of national sovereignty, a threat to international peace, and a disregard for the rights of nations.
Dr. Aghamiri further stressed that the continuation of such conduct reflects a dangerous approach toward independent nations and contributes to instability in the West Asia region and the broader Islamic world.
Expressing solidarity with the people and government of the Islamic Republic of Iran, CINVU called upon scientific, academic, and cultural institutions throughout the Islamic world to adopt a responsible and informed stance. The network urged these institutions not to remain silent in the face of unlawful and inhumane actions and to uphold the principles of justice, peace, and respect for the sovereignty of states.
The statement also called upon international organizations, human rights institutions, and global scientific forums to act responsibly by examining these actions and taking effective measures to prevent their recurrence.
Dr. Aghamiri underscored that the scientific community of the Islamic world has consistently emphasized dialogue, mutual respect among nations, and the peaceful resolution of disputes, while rejecting all forms of violence and aggression.
He further noted that the academic and scientific community can play an important role in strengthening mutual understanding, promoting a culture of peace, and creating platforms for scientific cooperation among nations.
The statement expressed hope that through solidarity, rationality, and responsibility on the part of regional and international actors, the conditions necessary for peace, stability, and sustainable development for the peoples of the region will be realized.
In conclusion, CINVU reaffirmed its support for the security, independence, and territorial integrity of the Islamic Republic of Iran and highlighted the important role of the academic community in raising awareness, defending truth, and safeguarding human dignity.
Notably, the COMSTECH Inter-Islamic Network on Virtual Universities (CINVU) is an international educational, research, knowledge-based, and technology network affiliated with the Ministerial Standing Committee on Scientific and Technological Cooperation of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (COMSTECH), which is hosted by Shahid Beheshti University of Iran on behalf of the Ministry of Science, Research and Technology of Iran.
With the idea of creating educational equity, CINVU is a base for expanding universal public education based on smart and online technology that by networking of capacities, uses the power of education, research, innovation, and technology, in line with the approach of helping to empower and advance the countries of the Islamic world.
Secretary‑General of CINVU Condemns Acts of Aggression and Calls for Expansion of Scientific and Technological Cooperation for Peace.