KARACHI: The Islamabad Policy Research Institute (IPRI) in a first of its kind initiative, launched a free-for-all digital library on Thursday, a statement said.
The digital library in the public sector was realised through the hard work of a minimum staff within a record time span of one year, it added.
IPRI President Ambassador Raza Muhammad (Retd) at the occasion, emphasised the need for widening such forums, while expressing pleasure on IPRI doing a remarkable job with conviction and commitment.
IPRI Executive Director Dr Hussain Nadim, the brain behind the initiative, spelt out the dynamics involved and remarked that data-base and quantitative analysis should become the focal points of research in this modern era.
He said that Pakistan is way ahead in qualitative research, and if data scientific knowledge is embraced it will be a leap forward in learning techniques for valued research.
Nadim expressed hope that the digital library will undertake many more initiatives and become the most-sought-after forum for knowledge sharing. This is a revolution of its kind in a country where 60 per cent of the population will be tech savvy with access to the internet.
Eminent scholar Dr Riffat Hussain, the chief guest of the event, lauded the initiative, saying that it is the need of the hour for bringing up the egalitarian point of view in a credible manner in Pakistan.
The digital library will have instant and uninterrupted and unconditional access to sites across the world,...
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