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TUWAIQ PRESS · SAUDI ARABIA

Medical research.
Scholarly publishing.

Tuwaiq Press is a new medical publishing initiative developing journals and publishing infrastructure for academic communities.

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OUR PORTFOLIO

Our journals

Six journals in development.
Names and scopes to be announced.

PUBLISHING CENTERS

Publishing centers

Meet our publishing centers.

Center names, areas of focus, and their relationships with our journals will be introduced here.

Details forthcoming
FOR AUTHORS

Information for authors

Find the information you need to choose a journal and prepare your manuscript.

Open your author workspace
Journal scope & author guidance

Journal-specific scopes, article types, formatting instructions, and submission status are being prepared. These details are not yet available in this design study.

Editorial process & policies

Confirmed editorial appointments, peer-review procedures, and publication policies will be added before submissions open. This mockup does not imply that those arrangements are finalized.

Publication fees & waivers

Fees and waiver arrangements have not been confirmed. Journal-specific information will be provided before an author is asked to submit.

PUBLISHING INFRASTRUCTURE

For institutions and
editorial teams

A publishing platform for universities, hospitals, research institutions, and societies to run journals under their own identity.

ABOUT TUWAIQ PRESS

About Tuwaiq Press

Based in Saudi Arabia, Tuwaiq Press is developing a portfolio of medical journals and publishing centers.

Our journal identities and publishing information will be introduced as they are confirmed.

JOURNAL PREVIEW

Journal 01

This is a placeholder for a journal in the Tuwaiq Press portfolio.

Journal title
To be confirmed
Subject scope
To be confirmed
Editorial board
To be confirmed
Submission status
Not announced

No submissions are collected in this design study.