Apimondia launched a new modern website to improve accessibility, communication, and multilingual information sharing worldwide. After the Copenhagen Congress, digital presence became a priority, alongside regular Friday newsletters for members
Where is African beekeeping heading? The 49th Apimondia Congress in Copenhagen offered a key moment to answer that question, showing opportunities, limitations, and challenges facing Africa’s beekeeping sector today.
We are pleased to announce that the 50th APIMONDIA World Beekeeping Congress will take place from 15 to 19 November 2027 in Dubai.
Scientists, exhibitors, and beekeepers are kindly encouraged
During the 49th Apimondia Congress, Apimondia released several important calls to action addressing key challenges facing global beekeeping and food security. These include a strong opposition to immature honey production,
The 49th Apimondia Congress in Scandinavia concluded its 2025 event, bringing together beekeepers, researchers, industry representatives, and policymakers from around the world to exchange experiences on beekeeping affairs. This edition
The 15th Arab Beekeeping Conference, held in Sharm El Sheikh from 4–6 December, brought together beekeepers, scientists, and experts from across the Arab world. The event featured a scientific programme,
A new briefing outlines the EU Framework and Recommended Actions for managing the emerging threat of Tropilaelaps mite, highlighting surveillance needs, prevention measures and coordinated responses to protect European honey
Apimondia Trees for Bees campaign invites beekeepers, schools and citizens worldwide to plant melliferous trees and shrubs to support pollinators, biodiversity and climate resilience. Join the global effort — plant
For the first time at the 49th Apimondia Congress, each Scientific Commission selected an outstanding student poster. Seventy-two submissions were evaluated, with winners honoured during the Closing Ceremony. Congratulations to
The European Parliament has passed stronger protection measures for bees and pollinators, endorsing enhanced pesticide regulations and habitat safeguards. The move marks a major win for biodiversity and sustainable agriculture
