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Tuesday, May 21, 2024 Today marks the seventh anniversary of the inaugural World Bee Day, a significant event that has consistently drawn attention to the vital roles of bees and other pollinators. This year’s observance is themed “Bee engaged with Youth,” focusing on the crucial involvement of young individuals in beekeeping and conservation efforts. It underscores the recognition of youth as the future stewards of our environment, encouraging their active participation in safeguarding our planet’s ecological balance.

The event is a collaborative effort organized by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Food, the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). A key feature of this year’s celebration is the international forum titled “Bees for people, planet and peace,” set to take place on May 22–23 in Ljubljana. This forum is designed to unite government officials, international organizations, experts, businesses, and civil society groups to enhance cooperation in beekeeping and pollination practices, all in support of sustainable development goals.



The forum aims to serve as a dynamic platform for evaluating global initiatives, exchanging knowledge, and fostering substantive dialogue. There is a particular emphasis on future collaboration and concrete actions to be taken in the realm of bee conservation. This year, the forum will focus special attention on Africa, with hopes of establishi.

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