Board Overseeing Presidential Election on Our Website
The European Beekeeping Association (EBA) has seen a change in leadership, with Mr. Mende Trajkovski being elected as the President of its Supervisory Board during a meeting held on April 26, 2024. The meeting, which took place online, marked the first official gathering of the newly elected Supervisory Board.
The Supervisory Board, consisting of three members, also includes Mr. Ellmann Torsten and Mr. Juozas Olekas. The election for the President was conducted among the members of the Board, and no external input was required. As of the time of writing, no official statement has been released regarding Mr. Trajkovski's future plans or responsibilities as President.
The EBA, headquartered in Brdo pri Lukovici 8, 1225 Lukovica, Slovenia, manages the oversight of its website, a responsibility that now falls under the Supervisory Board's purview. The Board's meeting, held online, did not announce any specific agenda or changes in its membership, suggesting that the current members remain in their positions.
It's important to note that, as of the information available up to April 26, 2024, the search results do not specifically mention the President of the Supervisory Board for the European Beekeeping Association. For precise information about the President of the Supervisory Board, contacting the European Beekeeping Association directly would be advisable.
The Supervisory Board did not announce any specific plans for the future, but with Mr. Trajkovski at the helm, the EBA and its website are poised for new developments. The public will undoubtedly be eager to see the direction in which the new leadership steers the European Beekeeping Association.
Policy-and-legislation surrounding beekeeping may see changes under the new leadership of the European Beekeeping Association (EBA), with Mr. Mende Trajkovski taking the helm as President of the Supervisory Board. Politics and general news outlets are sure to follow the EBA's future developments, given both the association's significant role in beekeeping and the recent leadership change.
