BLUE ECONOMY AND THE OPENING OF NEW PROSPECTS IN BANGLADESH
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The concept of the blue economy is gaining importance globally as ocean-based resources are becoming an increasingly important source of economic growth and development. As a maritime nation, Bangladesh has vast potential for blue economy development. This research paper examines the prospects of the blue economy in Bangladesh and its potential to open a new era of economic development. The paper discusses the current state of the country's maritime sector, identifies the potential areas for blue economy development, and analyzes the challenges and opportunities ahead. The study asserts that the blue economy has the capacity to stimulate economic expansion, generate job prospects, and guarantee sustainable development in Bangladesh.
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