The aim of the workshop is to introduce the VLBI capabilities and observing modes of the SKA to the community, and present the latest results in the SKA high priority science areas where VLBI will make an impact. We will discuss ideas and possible strategies for major SKA-VLBI Key Science observing programmes, and the impact of global VLBI observations for astronomical research in the future in general. In addition, we will seek input regarding the SKA-VLBI requirements for the future SKA Regional Centres.
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Image: Artist impression of the relativistic jets produced during the binary neutron star merger GW170817, as they break out of the kilonova ejecta [Credit: Beabudai Design].