Role of industrial cooperation and inter-cluster interaction in the development of localization of production in shipbuilding

Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University, Gorkogo str., 23, 236000, Kaliningrad, Russia

^* Corresponding author: m-shaliapina@mail.ru

Abstract

An effective tool that allows you to dampen economic losses from the Western sanctions imposed on our country is the development of international cooperation and the associated processes of localization of production. However, along with the positive effect, there are a number of administrative and organizational problems that impede the expected results from both foreign partners and domestic manufacturers. On the example of the shipbuilding industry, the problems of further development of inter-cluster interaction are shown both at the national and international levels. It is shown how participation in the formation of the Panel of Equipment Suppliers, which is an extensive computer system for managing procurement activities and material and technical supply of shipyards, will expand the opportunities for foreign companies to participate in the implementation of large-scale government orders.