Blue Economy

Blue Economy

The Bangladesh government has repeatedly professed its ambition to establish a “blue economy”, which includes marine fishing and aquaculture. Photo: UNB

Bangladesh desperately needs a comprehensive maritime law

Even though Bangladesh has ratified many international conventions and laws regarding the ocean, no comprehensive national legal framework exists to conserve marine environments in our country

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Call for easy policy to tap blue economy potentials 

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Focus on blue economy: PM to IORA states

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Lack of support, data leaves blue economy untapped

Due to massive demand for seaweed in the food, medical, pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and chemical industries, overall production, and market size of seaweed experienced tremendous growth over the last 10 years. PHOTO: REUTERS

Seaweed farming can transform Bangladesh’s blue economy: Experts

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Attract investors to tap blue economy potentials: Experts

Bangladesh needs a separate ministry to unlock full potentials of blue economy: Experts

Bangladesh needs a separate ministry to unlock full potentials of blue economy: Experts

Foreign Minister Dr AK Abdul Momen Photo: Collected

Bangladesh eyes on utilising maritime resources to implement ‘Vision 2041’: Momen

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Bangladesh’s Blue Economy Cell falters; no progress in 4 yrs

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Blue economy can contribute 4% of GDP: Speakers

Foreign Minister Dr AK Abdul Momen Photo: Collected

Plan ready to tap sea resources: FM

Blue economy must uphold the rights of coastal communities: Speakers

Blue economy must uphold the rights of coastal communities: Speakers

Dhaka seeks equitable share of marine resources

Dhaka seeks equitable share of marine resources