I Believe in Science (Arabic: أنا أصدق العلم, romanized: ʾana ʾuṣaddiqu l-ʿilm) is an Arabic-language website dedicated to publishing translations of science articles and research, with the aim of keeping the Arabic speaking world up-to-date with the latest scientific discoveries and accomplishments.
[2] The project has amassed more than 2000 volunteers who managed to produce around 15000 scientific articles.
[5] The project started in 2011 by Ahmed Al-Rayes, an Iraqi geologist living in Lebanon,[2] across social media platforms,[6] the website was established in 2013.
[4] In 2016, the idea became an official NGO registered in both Lebanon and the European Union.
I think it’s very important that in the Arabic speaking world, what’s going to determine the difference between the countries that are living and the countries that aren’t are the skilled workforce that can appreciate the revolutions taking place in science, not just the abstract areas but also the applied areas, it’s important that people in the Arab world are exposed to such knowledge, and this project is essential for that to happen.