Sharjah approves beekeeping licensing mechanism to protect local species, reduce violations

Sharjah has approved a licensing mechanism for beekeepers and site usage, aimed at regulating beekeeping activities.

The new mechanism seeks to:

• Support and empower beekeepers to obtain licences

• Help beekeepers benefit from government and financing programmes

• Protect local bee species from diseases and pests

• Enhance food security through high-quality local production

• Reduce violations and irregular practices

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The new regulation came during a meeting of the Sharjah Executive Council. They also reviewed the strategic pillars for developing the organic honey sector in Sharjah.

During the meeting, the council also reviewed a report which recognised Sharjah government employees who graduated from the Artificial Intelligence Academy.