The present study aims to explain the position of plasma technology as one of the scientific and technological drivers in line with the realization of the ideals of the Islamic Revolution and the standards of international law. This study is based on the principle that achieving technological independence and reducing dependence on arrogant countries is one of the fundamental pillars of the Islamic Republic of Iran system, and plasma technology is considered a key tool for realizing this independence due to its extensive applications in the fields of energy, environment, medicine, and industry. The main goal of this study is to analyze how the development of plasma technology can lead to the realization of social justice and public welfare (as the ideals of the revolution) and at the same time, how these advances can be aligned with Iran's international commitments in areas such as environmental protection and sustainable development. The main question of the study, which is written in a descriptive-analytical manner, is how plasma technology can be a link between technological independence based on the ideals of the Islamic Revolution and compliance with the standards of international law? The research findings show that the application of plasma technology in the purification of pollutants and the production of clean energy is not only in line with the ideal of "the system serving the people" and improving the quality of life, but also explicitly complies with international environmental conventions and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Also, the localization of plasma-based medical equipment facilitates the realization of the fundamental right to health for the disadvantaged, which is in line with the justice-seeking approach of the Islamic Revolution and the norms of international law in the field of health rights.