In what areas of the Bay of Bengal we can work, explore and extract the resources? (Read the passage and answer the question)

According to the passage, the non-living resources found in and beneath the seabed of the Bay of Bengal include oil, gas, sands, and various minerals. Beyond the text, general knowledge indicates that the Bay of Bengal is also rich in valuable mineral deposits like monazite, ilmenite, zircon, rutile, magnetite, as well as vast reserves of sea salt and heavy metal placers in the coastal sands.

To successfully explore and exploit the natural resources of the Bay of Bengal, we require advanced technology, specialized technical know-how, and strategic international collaboration. Additionally, the passage highlights the necessity of attracting foreign investment to effectively promote and develop our Blue Economy.

It is easier and safer to extract our sea resources now because Bangladesh has successfully and peacefully settled its maritime boundary disputes with neighboring countries, Myanmar and India. This legal resolution ensures a secure environment, eliminates territorial conflicts, and clears the path for undisputed exploration.