Aims of journal publications

1. Dissemination of Knowledge: To share new research findings, ideas, and advancements with the academic and professional community.
2. Academic Communication: To provide a platform for scholars, researchers, and professionals to communicate and exchange knowledge within and across disciplines.
3. Peer Review and Validation: To undergo critical evaluation by experts, ensuring the quality, accuracy, and credibility of the research.
4. Contribution to the Field: To advance understanding, theory, and practice in a particular area of study.
5. Documentation and Archiving: To create a permanent, citable record of research that can be referenced and built upon in the future.
6. Career Advancement: To support academic and professional development by enhancing the author’s reputation and contributing to tenure, promotion, or funding opportunities.
Encouraging Innovation: To stimulate new ideas, methodologies, and approaches by publishing cutting-edge or novel research