Bangladesh Workshop Explores Science-Driven Blue Economy
A workshop in Bangladesh explored how science and technology can drive a thriving blue economy, focusing on the nation's vast marine resources. The event brought together entrepreneurs, researchers, and sector representatives to discuss the future of fisheries and marine products.
The workshop, led by the Sustainable Coastal and Marine Fisheries Project, showcased the commercial potential of marine fish. Practical demonstrations included creating fish burgers from mackerel and pickles from tuna, highlighting the diverse possibilities of marine products.
Participants discussed the future of Bangladesh's fisheries sector, emphasizing processing, quality control, branding, and export-oriented strategies. Research, innovation, and entrepreneurship were identified as key to transforming the sector. The workshop aimed to accelerate innovation in marine fish processing and develop high-value products for global markets.
The workshop concluded with optimism, envisioning stronger bridges between research, practical application, and commercial ventures. Stakeholders agreed that Bangladesh's marine waters hold untapped potential for economic growth, and a science-driven approach can establish a thriving blue economy.
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