Minhaj Maritime Archive

Centre of Research and Innovation in Maritime Affairs (CRIMA)

About Minhaj Maritime Archive

The Minhaj Maritime Archive is a premier digital repository dedicated to advancing maritime knowledge, research, and innovation, established under the Centre of Research and Innovation in Maritime Affairs (CRIMA) at Minhaj University Lahore. It serves as a comprehensive platform for scholars, policymakers, industry professionals, and students seeking authoritative resources on maritime affairs.

This archive houses a vast collection of journals, reports, books, working papers, theses, and research articles covering key areas such as maritime security, blue economy, ocean governance, shipping and logistics and environmental sustainability. This archive aims to bridge the gap between academic research and real-world maritime challenges, fostering informed decision-making and strategic policy development.

With a commitment to knowledge sharing and collaboration, the Minhaj Maritime Archive invites faculty, students, and external researchers to contribute their work, ensuring a constantly growing repository of high-quality maritime research. Whether you are a student exploring maritime studies, a professional seeking industry insight, or a researcher contributing to the field, this archive is your gateway to a world of maritime knowledge.

Mission Statement:

The Minhaj Maritime Archive under the Centre of Research and Innovation in Maritime Affairs (CRIMA) Minhaj University Lahore is dedicated to advancing maritime research, education, and policy development by providing a comprehensive and accessible repository of high-quality scholarly resources at one place. The mission is to preserve, curate, and disseminate knowledge on maritime affairs, fostering informed decision-making, innovation, and strategic collaboration among academia, industry professionals, and policymakers.

Vision

To be a leading digital repository for maritime research, fostering global knowledge exchange, innovation, and policy development to support a sustainable and secure maritime future.

Message from Prof. Dr. Hussain Mohi-ud-din Qadri

Deputy Chairman, Board of Governors, Minhaj University Lahore

The Minhaj Maritime Archive reflects Minhaj University Lahore’s commitment to academic excellence, research, and sustainable maritime development. In a world where maritime affairs drive global trade, security, and environmental sustainability, this archive serves as a vital knowledge hub for research and policymaking.
We believe in interdisciplinary collaboration, and the archive stands as a testament to this vision. I encourage researchers, policymakers, and professionals to actively engage, contribute, and utilize this platform for impactful maritime research. Together, we can navigate towards a more secure, prosperous, and sustainable maritime future.

Message from Prof. Dr. Sajid Mehmood Shahzad

Vice Chancellor, Minhaj University Lahore

The Minhaj Maritime Archive is a milestone in maritime research and innovation, strengthening Minhaj University Lahore’s role as a hub of excellence. As maritime affairs impact geopolitics, trade, and security, a dedicated digital repository is essential for researchers and policymakers.
It provides scholars, students, and professionals access to high-quality research, reports, and industry insights, bridging academia and industry. This initiative fosters knowledge exchange and evidence-based policymaking. I invite all stakeholders to explore, contribute, and benefit from this platform to enhance maritime research and global connectivity.

Message from Dr Muhammad Ishfaq

Director, CRIMA-MUL

The Minhaj Maritime Archive is a specialized repository connecting academia, policymakers, and industry experts in maritime affairs. Through authoritative research, policy recommendations, and industry trends, fostering evidence-based decision-making and innovation.
As a dynamic hub for maritime knowledge, it ensures accessible, well-organized, and high-impact resources to address contemporary maritime challenges. I encourage faculty, students, and professionals to contribute, collaborate, and utilize this archive for research and policy development. Together, we can shape a resilient and forward-thinking maritime sector.