Quite a few years have passed since the German Medical Journal was launched. Initially in printed form, we brought it into being with the aim to create an internationally relevant trade journal that comes from Germany. A high-quality medium, which was designed to represent Germany as a country of first-rate medicine and provide an adequate frame for international publications of university hospitals and their specialists in all medical disciplines. 

At first, we introduced the Arabic version. From the very beginning, we attached great importance to addressing our Arabic-speaking readers in their native language, as a token of our respect for a great culture. 

Following the introductory period, we gradually digitalised the German Medical Journal, since the Internet had been developed for scientific publications and therefore constitutes the ideal communication channel to be used for our journal. 

Since last year, the German Medical Journal has also been available in Russian-English and already boasts as many as 86,000 readers. (By the way: The Arabic-English version reaches 249,000 readers.)

The English version meets with great interest throughout the world on all continents and in the most remote regions. The journal thus also provides a valuable contribution to the global transfer of knowledge - an aspect that is near and dear to our hearts. Because knowledge makes the world a better place.