The "Information Development" journal is committed to becoming an authoritative information exchange platform in the field of information. It not only focuses on the acquisition, organization, and management of information resources but also deeply explores how information can promote the enhancement of individual capabilities and social development at the national level. The journal pays special attention to the challenges and opportunities faced by developing countries in terms of information access, technology application, and knowledge dissemination.

The journal covers a range of subfields from library science, archival science to knowledge management, providing a place for information professionals, technology developers, policymakers, and researchers to discuss and share experiences. By publishing high-quality research papers, case analyses, policy reviews, etc., it provides theoretical support and practical guidance for addressing the issue of information inequality, improving information literacy, and optimizing information services.

In addition, "Information Development" encourages interdisciplinary research, promoting the integration of knowledge and the collision of innovative thinking across different fields. It supports the concept of open access and knowledge sharing, and is dedicated to breaking down geographical and linguistic barriers, allowing readers from all over the world to access the latest information research findings, and jointly promoting the construction and development of the information society.