Africa

Nicola Bradbear, Director, Bees for Development and President, Scientific Commission for Rural Development, Apimondia describes the specific situation of African beekeeping industry, and its influence on African crop yield and positive effect on local ecology. Bees have brought better ecology, greater wealth and more delicious food to Africans. Beekeeping makes Africans happier.

Nicola Bradbear, Director, Bees for Development and President, Scientific Commission for Rural Development, Apimondia

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India

Pradeep Mehta, Honorary Chairman and Founder Trustee, Central HimalayanInstitute for Nature & Applied Research (CHINAR) introduce the development of apiculture in the Himalayas. The Himalayan mountains are rich in natural resources, biodiversity and geographical features, bee farming is very special. At present, faced with the problems such as migration of most personnel, reduction of beekeeping personnel and loss of traditional beekeeping technology, we hereby seek help and support to improve the status quo and further promote the development of Himalayan apiary.

 Pradeep Mehta, Honorary Chairman and Founder Trustee, Central HimalayanInstitute for Nature & Applied Research (CHINAR)

Mexico

Carlos H. Vergara B., Senior Professor, Universidad  de las Americas Puebla breeding of Stinging bees in Mexico has a long history and can be traced back. It also shows us the characteristics of the traditional Mexica pot with bees.

Carlos H. Vergara B., Senior Professor, Universidad  de las Americas Puebla

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