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Editor-in-Chief:
Prof. Dr. Nasreen Hussain
ISSN:
2789-6781
DOI:
10.48112/aessr
Frequency:
Semi-annual
Publisher:
International Research and Publishing Academy
Editorial Office:
Commercial Plot 33 Millennium Plaza, G-15 Markaz, Margalla 02, Islamabad, Pakistan

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