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Hamad bin Ali Al-Balushi, a board member of the Arab Beekeepers Union, participates in the Union's 16th International Conference in Jordan.

2026-09-22
Board of Directors of the Beekeepers' Union

Hamad bin Ali Al-Balushi, Board Member of the Arab Beekeepers Union, Participates in the Union’s 16th International Conference in Jordan

Amman, Jordan | 1–4 November 2026

Muscat – Sultanate of Oman: Beekeeper Hamad bin Ali bin Hamad Al-Balushi, a board member of the Arab Beekeepers Union, is participating in the 16th International Conference of the Arab Beekeepers Union. Hosted by the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan in Amman from November 1 to 4, 2026, the event draws broad participation from beekeepers, experts, researchers, institutions, and companies operating in the beekeeping and bee-products sector across the Arab world and beyond.

Strengthening Cooperation and Exchange of Expertise

Al-Balushi emphasized that participating in this conference offers a significant opportunity to foster cooperation and the exchange of expertise among Arab beekeepers. It allows for an exploration of the latest scientific developments and modern technologies in beekeeping, as well as discussions regarding the challenges facing the sector and the opportunities available for its development and sustainability.

A Diverse Scientific Program

The conference features a diverse scientific program addressing key issues, most notably:

  • Sustainable beekeeping and climate change.
  • Innovation, technology, and artificial intelligence.
  • The quality and safety of bee products.
  • The development of the honey and bee-product sector.
  • Scientific research and specialized studies.
  • Training and practical workshops.
  • A specialized international exhibition.
  • International competitions for honey and innovations.

A Platform for Cooperation and Partnerships

Al-Balushi noted that the conference serves as a vital Arab and international platform for opening new horizons for cooperation and partnerships. By connecting beekeepers, researchers, companies, and institutions involved in the beekeeping sector, the event contributes to supporting the green economy and enhancing the standing of the beekeeping sector in the region.

He invited beekeepers, researchers, stakeholders in the beekeeping sector, and Omani institutions and companies to seize this opportunity and participate in the conference activities. He emphasized that attendance and participation offer a unique chance to connect with a distinguished group of specialists and experts from various countries and to benefit from the scientific program, the exhibition, workshops, and associated events.

The conference is held under the theme:

“Arab Bees and Contemporary Transformations: Towards a Sustainable Green Economy”

The conference is expected to attract broad Arab and international participation, reflecting the importance of the beekeeping sector and its role in supporting food security, biodiversity, the green economy, and sustainable development.

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