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Frasyniuk Tatyana Candidate of Economic Sciences, Associate Professor Senior Lecturer at the Department оf Economic Theory and Entrepreneurship in Maritime Transport National University «Odessa Maritime Academy» Babachenko Marina Candidate of Economic Sciences, Senior Lecturer at the Department of Management and Sea Transport Economics National University «Odessa Maritime Academy» The article analyzes the state and prospects of development of the national sea economic complex. Given the general trends of the global maritime trade market and the experience of the developed maritime countries, Ukraine should pay attention to the development and implementation of a clear state maritime policy, which aims to create adequate conditions for the formation of an effective strategy for the development of the sea economic complex. The importance of cluster policy for Ukraine and organizational and structural changes in accordance with the cluster strategy are analyzed. In view of this, it is justified the need to create special structures that will be responsible for the development of cluster projects. The main task is to create adequate regulated tools that will ensure their self-development and the formation of a favorable business climate for their transformation into an institutional system of cluster structure.

CLUSTERING AS ONE OF THE DIRECTIONS OF EFFECTIVE STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT IN THE MARITIME COMPLEX