The Gulf is Building Around the Hormuz
Gulf states build transport alternatives to reduce dependence on the Strait of Hormuz.
Institutional Partnerships
Partnerships and Institutional Collaboration
Power & Corridors works with institutions, companies, research organisations and policy communities that need to understand how geopolitical risk moves through ports, maritime routes, trade corridors, energy systems, aviation networks and supply chains.
Power & Corridors is an independent platform for analysis, reporting and strategic discussion on the systems that shape global power.
Our work focuses on maritime security, trade corridors, ports, energy infrastructure, aviation networks, sanctions, chokepoints, supply chains, logistics resilience and geopolitical risk.
We welcome institutional collaboration with organisations that value serious analysis, informed discussion and practical insight into the intersection of infrastructure, security, markets and policy.
Areas of Collaboration
Research Partnerships
Collaboration on research connected to maritime security, trade corridors, energy infrastructure, aviation security, sanctions, logistics resilience and strategic risk.
Reports and Briefings
Support for downloadable reports, issue briefings, strategic outlooks and focused analysis for public or selected distribution.
Roundtables and Convening
Private discussions, public conversations, expert roundtables and briefings around critical geopolitical, commercial and infrastructure issues.
Podcasts and Interviews
Long-form conversations with analysts, practitioners, researchers, authors, industry leaders and policy specialists.
Knowledge Partnerships
Collaboration with universities, think tanks, research centres, industry bodies, chambers of commerce and specialist organisations.
Contributor Development
Support for selected contributors, analysts and writers producing serious work on infrastructure, security, energy, logistics and strategic risk.
Who We Work With
Power & Corridors is interested in working with organisations active in ports, shipping, logistics, energy, aviation, insurance, infrastructure, security, defence, technology, finance, compliance, education, research and public policy.
We are also open to collaboration with universities, research centres, policy institutes, professional associations, chambers of commerce and industry groups working across the Gulf, Middle East, Eurasia, Africa, Europe, North America and the Indo-Pacific.
Editorial Independence
Editorial independence remains central to Power & Corridors. Institutional or corporate support does not determine editorial conclusions, analytical judgement or contributor views.
Partners and supporters may be acknowledged transparently where appropriate. Sponsored or supported work will be clearly identified when required.
Discuss a Partnership
To discuss research collaboration, report support, roundtables, briefings, interviews, institutional partnership or knowledge partnership opportunities, please contact: