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Russia to revive shipbuilding sector to reduce external dependence

As global supply chains undergo tectonic shifts driven by sanctions, war, and geopolitical rivalry, Russia is charting a bold course to reassert control over its maritime destiny.

In a sweeping strategy unveiled by the Russian government, the nation aims to construct over 1,600 ships by 2036 and 2,600 by 2050 in a transformative endeavor to replace reliance on foreign vessels and reposition Russia as a maritime power in a divided world.

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