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Workshop Theme: The Changing Structure of the World Shipbuilding Industry

FIRST SESSION: Shipbuilding supply and demand outlooks and price/cost developments

Chairman:  Mr Reinhard Lüken, Secretary General CESA

• SAJ: Global shipbuilding supply and demand outlook
• China: Analysis of the Development Trend of the World Shipbuilding Market
• KOSHIPA: Review of factors affecting supply & demand for newbuildings
• Intertanko: Tanker Supply until 2015
• WP6 Secretariat: Some observations on the dry bulk sector
• IACS: Experience from Implementation of Common Structural Rules for Tankers and Bulk Carriers
    

SECOND SESSION:  The changing structure of the world shipbuilding industry

Chairman: Mr José Estebán Pérez García, Spanish Association of Naval Architects

• WP6 Secretariat: Factors affecting the structure of the shipbuilding industry
• China: Activities of World Shipbuilding FDIs in Recent Years
• Romania:
  • Part I: Romanian Shipbuilding - Continuity and Competitiveness
  • Part II: Romanian Shipbuilding - Continuity and Competitiveness
• CESA: Innovation and Intellectual Property
• KOSHIPA
  • Part I: Challenge, response & opportunities: Evolution of the world shipbuilding industry
  • Part II: Challenge, response & opportunities: Evolution of the world shipbuilding industry
  • Part III: Challenge, response & opportunities: Evolution of the world shipbuilding industry
• SAJ: Recent activity in the Committee for Expertise in Shipbuilding Specifics (CESS)
• TUAC: Precarious Work-in Shipbuilding (presentation by the International Metalworkers Federation – IMF)

THIRD SESSION: Government and industry response to these market and structural changes

Chairman: Ambassador Harald Neple, Chairman WP6

- Responses by governments

• Korea: Future Agenda for the Korean shipbuilding industry
• Japan: Japanese shipbuilding policy
• Chinese Taipei: Shipbuilding status upon the market turmoil
• Argentina: Argentina shipbuilding industry: objective of a strategic state policy
  

- Responses by industry and labour representatives

• ICS: The Shipowner Perspective (International Chamber of Shipping