The Scientific Association for Studies and Applied Research (SASAR) is a non-profit scholarly association established in 2022 in Al-Manzala, Dakahlia (Registration No. 2866). SASAR empowers researchers by publishing peer-reviewed open-access journals, organizing international conferences and focused workshops, and delivering hands-on training in statistical and analytical tools. We operate in full compliance with Egypt’s Law No. 149/2019 and work to connect academia, industry and policy through evidence-based research and capacity building.
The Scientific Association for Studies & Applied Research (SASAR) is committed to advancing high-quality applied research by promoting its production, dissemination, and practical use across disciplines. The association supports scholarly communication and capacity building through a comprehensive set of activities that include publishing peer-reviewed journals, organizing international conferences and focused workshops, and delivering hands-on training in advanced analytical methods and modern research software. SASAR seeks to enhance researchers’ methodological capabilities, encourage interdisciplinary collaboration, and contribute to the translation of research evidence into real-world practice and policy. Its work further extends to supporting reproducible research, strengthening peer-review and editorial standards, and fostering partnerships with academic, industry, and policy stakeholders to maximize the societal and scientific impact of applied research.
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Chif Editors: Prof. Elsayed A. Elsherpieny
President of the General Union of Civil Society Associations and Institutions, Member of Parliament and Member of the Board of Trustees of the National Dialogue
Springer Nature announced a 100% exemption from international publishing costs in all Nature research Group journals.. for researchers from 70 low-income countries, including most Arab countries, including Egypt – Lebanon – Tunisia – Morocco – Algeria – Somalia – Afghanistan – South Sudan..
This means that Egyptians do not need a Knowledge Bank agreement to publish for free in any Nature Group journal (whether the parent Nature or any of its affiliated journals).
