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Jordan 5th among Arab countries for scientific publications — ARCIF
Jordan News
last updated:
Oct 02,2022
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AMMAN — Jordan ranked fifth among Arab
countries in terms of number of published scientific journals that passed the
standards of the Arab Citation and Impact Factor (ARCIF) for the year 2021,
which evaluates 27 Arab, European, and Asian countries where scientific
journals are published in the Arabic language, Ad-Dustour Daily reported. اضافة اعلان
In ARCIF’s annual
report for the year 2021, Jordan achieved this ranking by publishing in 32
scientific journals. Algeria ranked first with 370 journals, followed by Egypt
with 234 journals, Iraq with 150 journals, and Saudi Arabia with 61 journals.
In terms of the number of Jordanian authors whose
scientific and academic works have been cited, Jordan came in fourth place with
3,313 authors, the report added.
The ARCIF scientific teams reviewed the data of
229,500 Arab authors within 623,000 scientific articles and concluded that
44,800 Arab authors were cited for their scientific and academic works in 2021.
Meanwhile, in an evaluation of the 167 journals
focusing on economic and financial sciences and business administration, Jordan
ranked with its “Jordanian Journal of Business Administration”, followed by
Palestine, Algeria, and Egypt.
In terms of scientific bodies and institutions,
which totaled 928 institutions, Yarmouk University had the third highest number
of citations (3,329), followed by the University of Jordan with 2,942
citations. Al-Balqa Applied University came in sixth.
Since its launch, ARCIF has contributed to
showcasing Arab scientific works as globally recognized products, especially in
light of the credibility and accurate scientific standards on which Arab
academia is based, in line with similar international standards.
Established in 2013, ARCIF issues annual reports. It
serves as a methodological tool for measuring and comparing research and
scientific journals in terms of their fields of knowledge and relative
scientific impact. It uses strict equations based on international standards to
evaluate these journals.