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An examination of Iran’s export potential and routes to the Eurasian Union market. The export of goods, especially construction materials, has always been one of the driving forces of Iran’s economy. However, new opportunities are emerging in the Eurasian regional market, particularly through Armenia. As a member of the Eurasian

Introducing new technologies and materials in the construction industry that do not harm the environment. With the growing global awareness of climate change and the need for sustainable development, the construction industry in the Eurasian region is undergoing a fundamental transformation. The focus has shifted from traditional materials toward green

The role of new technologies in optimizing routes and reducing transit costs. The transportation and logistics industry, considered the backbone of global trade, is on the brink of a major transformation. The adoption of digital technologies and the concept of smartification are revolutionizing the traditional processes of building material transit,

Plastering and Its Importance in Construction Plastering is one of the oldest and most widely used finishing techniques in construction. From ancient times to the present day, gypsum has served as a lightweight, accessible, and cost-effective material, playing a vital role in both the aesthetic enhancement and structural reinforcement of

Smart Buildings and Their Importance in Construction Smart buildings are modern structures that employ advanced technologies and integrated systems to automatically and intelligently manage various functions such as lighting, heating and cooling, security, and energy consumption. The primary goal of these buildings is to enhance comfort, safety, and energy efficiency.

The role of each member state of the Eurasian Economic Union in trade exchanges and various areas   The Eurasian Economic Union (EEU) consists of five countries: Russia, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Armenia, and Kyrgyzstan. Each of these countries plays a unique role in regional and international trade exchanges. Here, we examine