CEO of the Securities and Exchange Education and Information Company in an interview with Javan: Membership in Euro-Asian Capital Markets: An Opportunity to Expand Regional Cooperation
According to the Communications and Cultural Development Department of the Securities and Exchange Education and Information Company, Hassan Mohammadi, CEO of the company, discussed the significance of joining the Euro-Asian Capital Markets. The full text of the interview is as follows:
Recently, the Securities and Exchange Education and Information Company, affiliated with the Securities and Exchange Organization of Iran, was introduced as a new member of the Federation of Euro-Asian Stock Exchanges (FEAS) during the General Assembly held on September 5, 2025, in Astana, Kazakhstan.
In an interview with Javan, Hassan Mohammadi, CEO of the Securities and Exchange Education and Information Company, emphasized the importance of this event, stating: “Cooperation, overlap, and synergy among global capital markets are essential economic principles. This principle has become even more evident in today’s world. Across the globe, we are witnessing phenomena such as mergers of capital markets and the creation of joint projects aimed at protecting against threats and seizing collective opportunities. Within this context, joining the Federation of Euro-Asian Stock Exchanges should be viewed and analyzed carefully.”
The Federation of Euro-Asian Stock Exchanges (FEAS), with more than 40 members from 32 countries, is one of the most reputable regional institutions in the field of capital markets.
The CEO added: “The participation of the Securities and Exchange Education and Information Company in this federation provides an opportunity for Iran’s capital market to share its experiences and achievements in financial literacy and investment culture development on an international level. It allows these achievements to be globally evaluated while simultaneously benefiting from the innovative experiences of other countries. Such synergy benefits the capital market as a whole. Today, trade is inherently a transnational and international phenomenon, and we cannot treat the stock market — one of its key components — differently.”
Mohammadi concluded by saying: “Iran’s capital market, in terms of both educational and practical expertise, has vast capacities and valuable resources that others can benefit from. In turn, Iran can also take advantage of the potential and active capacities of other member countries in this area. This synergy can materialize through the Federation of Euro-Asian Stock Exchanges. Joining this organization opens the door to broader cooperation with capital markets, brokers, and technology and educational firms from Europe to Central Asia.”
“Other benefits of this membership include enhancing Iran’s position in international institutions, strengthening financial and educational diplomacy, increasing public confidence in the capital market, and gaining access to modern fintech and digital education experiences — all of which will soon become evident in practice,” he added.