Figure represents the SEM images of the obtained fibers through the optimized parameters of the electrospinning. It is evident that the acquired fibers exhibit structural homogeneity and uniform distribution. Given the utilization of a flat aluminum collector during the electrospinning process, the resultant fibers exhibit a random orientation. Figure presents a comprehensive analysis of fiber diameters and their distribution, conducted through Image J software. The findings reveal that, for the copolymer under investigation, the majority of fiber diameters fall within the range of 500-700 nm. This outcome underscores the electrospinning potential of the polymer, showcasing characteristics similar to the native extracellular matrix (ECM) . The versatility of these fibers extends their applicability to diverse domains, including, but not only limited to tissue engineering.