2017.11.17
In March 2017, the German Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Energy issued the " Maritime Agenda 2025：The future of Germany as a maritime industry hub " (hereinafter referred to as the "Agenda"). The Agenda states the overall situation of marine affairs in Germany, and provides future plan including marine management, industry and security. Hence, the Grandview Institution put forward a series of reports to interpret the Agenda from marine power strategy, government management mechanism, industry 4.0, big data technology, and international standards. Furthermore, the reports combine with the ocean affairs’ plan raised in Nineteenth National Congress’, and provide suggestions for China's marine management and industrial development.
Content
I. Coordinated Development Plans for Land and Sea in China’s Marine Power Strategy
Author: Qiubao Tian, Grandview Institution Researcher Fellow
II. Germany's Marine International Standardisation Strategy Restricts China to Go Global
Author: Xiao Wang, Grandview Institution Researcher Fellow
III. Technology First: A Way to Upgrade China's Marine Industry Structure
Author: Danfeng Guo, Grandview Institution Assistant Researcher Fellow
IV. Interpretation of China's Smart Marine Construction from German Marine Industry 4.0
Author: Yuchao Yan, Grandview Institution Researcher Fellow
V. The Revelation of German Marine Industry Data Statistics to China's Marine Economic Monitoring
Author: Mingyang Yang, Grandview Institution Assistant Researcher Fellow
VI. Exploring China's Marine Economic Management from the German Governmental Guidance on the Marine Industry
Author: Wei Wu, Grandview Institution Contributing Researcher Fellow
For more information in the report, please send email to Research@grandviewcn.com to contact the Grandview Institution Research Team.
Reference Resource:
‘Maritime Agenda 2025：The future of Germany as a maritime industry hub’
