On Monday, the first continuous training course in beekeeping started for 45 participants from…

🌐 Original language: Arabic 📰 Source: mosaiquefm.net
On Monday, the first continuous training course in beekeeping started for 45 participants from…
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On Monday, the first continuous training course in beekeeping started for 45 participants from the Agricultural Development Complex Al-Rizq in the Hamim area of the Mornaguia delegation, as part of a partnership agreement between the National Center for Continuous Training and Professional Promotion and the Regional Union of Agriculture and Fisheries in Manouba, implemented during 2026.

The course aims to develop the participants' practical knowledge and skills, enabling them to keep up with technical developments in beekeeping and hive management, which helps improve honey production and quality and reduce losses related to diseases, pests, and climate changes, according to Samira Nessaj, head of the Regional Unit for Continuous Training.

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