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🔥 Can the U.S. Rebuild Its Shipbuilding Empire, or Is China Too Far Ahead? – Maersk CEO Vincent Clerc Reveals!
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🔥 Can the U.S. Rebuild Its Shipbuilding Empire, or Is China Too Far Ahead? – Maersk CEO Vincent Clerc Reveals!

🌐 10 Must-Know Insights from Maersk CEO Vincent Clerc on US Shipbuilding & Global Trade at the World Economic Forum!

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At the World Economic Forum, Maersk CEO Vincent Clerc shared critical insights on the complexity of rebuilding US shipbuilding, the impact of protectionist policies, and geopolitical trade shifts. Here are the Top 10 takeaways from his statements:

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  1. 🚢 Tariffs won’t reverse decades of globalization – "It took 25 years to build the global supply chain we have today. It won’t be undone by tariffs."

  2. 🛠 US shipbuilding revival is a long-term process – “Even with tariffs, it will take at least 6-7 years before the first commercial ship is built in the US.”

  3. 🌍 China dominates the shipbuilding industry – “China’s state-owned shipbuilders’ control over 70% of global shipbuilding capacity, making this a strategic sector.”

  4. ⚓ Shipbuilding is more than trade – “It’s also about technology, military power, and geopolitical influence, making the US push for shipbuilding understandable.”

  5. 🔗 Supply chains remain deeply interconnected – "You can move the final assembly of your television to Mexico or the US, but the glass still comes from China, the microchips still come from Taiwan."

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