The scientific program of the workshop will be organized in three main sessions:

1. Setting the Gaia stage:
   Reviews on the status of exoplanets science (statistics, modelling, theory); presentation of the Gaia mission; the processing of non-single stars and exoplanets within the pipeline of Gaia DPAC; the Torino Data Processing Center; summary of Gaia capabilities in the exoplanets arena; the challenges inherent to the modelling of the astrometric orbits of planetary systems.
    
2. Where are the others headed to:
   Relevant results on exoplanet science as applications of specific detection and characterization techniques (photometry, spectroscopy, astrometry), both from the ground (e.g., HARPS, HARPS-N, MEarth) and in space (e.g., Kepler, CoRoT), over a broad range of wavelengths, and in different environments (e.g., binary systems). Expected results from upcoming and planned ground-based (e.g., ESPRESSO@VLT) and space-borne (e.g., TESS, EChO, PLATO, JWST)  observatories.
    
3. Establishing the synergies:
   Using Gaia data in combination with other datasets to fully exploit its scientific potential; Gaia data products as complementary tools for improved characterization of planetary systems (the planets themselves, but also the host stars); Gaia and the need for extensive follow-up programs. A round-table discussion on e.g. follow-up strategies.