Dr. Habib Ali (PhD in Agricultural Entomology and Insect Pest Control) graduated from the University of Agriculture Faisalabad, Pakistan with a specialization in Agricultural Entomology. In December 2018, he completed his PhD from Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University (FAFU), Fujian, China. He is passionate about research and has been published in national and international high-impact journals, including Frontiers in Microbiology, Molecular phylogenetic and Evolutions, Insects, Journal of Economic Entomology, and Microbial Pathogenesis. Furthermore, he has previously edited two books on Insect and Pest control. Recently, he was nominated in World Scientist Index 2021 and awarded Council of Asian Science Editorship. He has served as Assistant Professor at University of Agriculture Faisalabad since July 2020 and also works as a Lecturer at Khwaja Fareed University of Engineering and Information Technology, Pakistan. Dr. Khalid Ali Khan is an Assistant Professor at the Unit of Bee Research and Honey Production, Faculty of Science, King Khalid University, Abha, Saudi Arabia. Dr. Khan conducts research on honey bee queens, bee health & nutrition, and the structural and functional variability of gut microbiota associated with honey bees. His research interests also include characterization of honey & bee products, molecular aspects of bee pathogens, and pollination ecology of Apis and non-Apis bees. Dr. Khalid expertise are Microbial Communities, Pollination, Honey, Apis Mellifera, Apiculture, Entomology, Honeybees, Pollination Ecology, Pollination Biology, Beekeeping, Molecular Microbial Ecology, Plant-pollinator Interactions, Pollen Analysis, Molecular Biology, Hymenoptera, Bees, Floral Biology, Insect Pollinators of Crops, Economic Entomology.

• 1. Economic importance of IPM in sustainable agriculture and Pollinators management2. The Role of Pollinators in Agriculture3. From Challenges to Solutions: Advancing Integrated Pest Management for Pollinator-Friendly Agriculture4. Principles of Integrated Pest and Pollinator Management5. Biological Control: Nature's Allies in Pest Management and Pollinator Protection6. Pollinator-Friendly Landscapes and Habitat Manipulation for Biodiversity andPest Suppression7. Gene Drive Systems for Insect Pest and Pollinator Management: FutureProspects and Challenges8. Pollinator Diversity and Ecosystem Resilience: Foundations ofIntegrated Pest Management for Pollination9. Farmer Education and Stakeholder Collaboration about IPM and sustainable pollination10. Economic Implications of IPPM11.IPPM implementation in different agricultural systems12. Policy Interventions and RegulatoryFrameworks for Integrated Pest and Pollinator Management: Navigating Challenges andOpportunities13. Decision-Making and Pest Thresholds14. Emerging trends and innovations in IPPM

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Dr. Habib Ali (PhD in Agricultural Entomology and Insect Pest Control) graduated from the University of Agriculture Faisalabad, Pakistan with a specialization in Agricultural Entomology. In December 2018, he completed his PhD from Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University (FAFU), Fujian, China. He is passionate about research and has been published in national and international high-impact journals, including Frontiers in Microbiology, Molecular phylogenetic and Evolutions, Insects, Journal of Economic Entomology, and Microbial Pathogenesis. Furthermore, he has previously edited two books on Insect and Pest control. Recently, he was nominated in World Scientist Index 2021 and awarded Council of Asian Science Editorship. He has served as Assistant Professor at University of Agriculture Faisalabad since July 2020 and also works as a Lecturer at Khwaja Fareed University of Engineering and Information Technology, Pakistan. Dr. Khalid Ali Khan is an Assistant Professor at the Unit of Bee Research and Honey Production, Faculty of Science, King Khalid University, Abha, Saudi Arabia. Dr. Khan conducts research on honey bee queens, bee health & nutrition, and the structural and functional variability of gut microbiota associated with honey bees. His research interests also include characterization of honey & bee products, molecular aspects of bee pathogens, and pollination ecology of Apis and non-Apis bees. Dr. Khalid expertise are Microbial Communities, Pollination, Honey, Apis Mellifera, Apiculture, Entomology, Honeybees, Pollination Ecology, Pollination Biology, Beekeeping, Molecular Microbial Ecology, Plant-pollinator Interactions, Pollen Analysis, Molecular Biology, Hymenoptera, Bees, Floral Biology, Insect Pollinators of Crops, Economic Entomology.

• 1. Economic importance of IPM in sustainable agriculture and Pollinators management2. The Role of Pollinators in Agriculture3. From Challenges to Solutions: Advancing Integrated Pest Management for Pollinator-Friendly Agriculture4. Principles of Integrated Pest and Pollinator Management5. Biological Control: Nature's Allies in Pest Management and Pollinator Protection6. Pollinator-Friendly Landscapes and Habitat Manipulation for Biodiversity andPest Suppression7. Gene Drive Systems for Insect Pest and Pollinator Management: FutureProspects and Challenges8. Pollinator Diversity and Ecosystem Resilience: Foundations ofIntegrated Pest Management for Pollination9. Farmer Education and Stakeholder Collaboration about IPM and sustainable pollination10. Economic Implications of IPPM11.IPPM implementation in different agricultural systems12. Policy Interventions and RegulatoryFrameworks for Integrated Pest and Pollinator Management: Navigating Challenges andOpportunities13. Decision-Making and Pest Thresholds14. Emerging trends and innovations in IPPM

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Dr. Habib Ali (PhD in Agricultural Entomology and Insect Pest Control) graduated from the University of Agriculture Faisalabad, Pakistan with a specialization in Agricultural Entomology. In December 2018, he completed his PhD from Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University (FAFU), Fujian, China. He is passionate about research and has been published in national and international high-impact journals, including Frontiers in Microbiology, Molecular phylogenetic and Evolutions, Insects, Journal of Economic Entomology, and Microbial Pathogenesis. Furthermore, he has previously edited two books on Insect and Pest control. Recently, he was nominated in World Scientist Index 2021 and awarded Council of Asian Science Editorship. He has served as Assistant Professor at University of Agriculture Faisalabad since July 2020 and also works as a Lecturer at Khwaja Fareed University of Engineering and Information Technology, Pakistan. Dr. Khalid Ali Khan is an Assistant Professor at the Unit of Bee Research and Honey Production, Faculty of Science, King Khalid University, Abha, Saudi Arabia. Dr. Khan conducts research on honey bee queens, bee health & nutrition, and the structural and functional variability of gut microbiota associated with honey bees. His research interests also include characterization of honey & bee products, molecular aspects of bee pathogens, and pollination ecology of Apis and non-Apis bees. Dr. Khalid expertise are Microbial Communities, Pollination, Honey, Apis Mellifera, Apiculture, Entomology, Honeybees, Pollination Ecology, Pollination Biology, Beekeeping, Molecular Microbial Ecology, Plant-pollinator Interactions, Pollen Analysis, Molecular Biology, Hymenoptera, Bees, Floral Biology, Insect Pollinators of Crops, Economic Entomology.

• 1. Economic importance of IPM in sustainable agriculture and Pollinators management2. The Role of Pollinators in Agriculture3. From Challenges to Solutions: Advancing Integrated Pest Management for Pollinator-Friendly Agriculture4. Principles of Integrated Pest and Pollinator Management5. Biological Control: Nature's Allies in Pest Management and Pollinator Protection6. Pollinator-Friendly Landscapes and Habitat Manipulation for Biodiversity andPest Suppression7. Gene Drive Systems for Insect Pest and Pollinator Management: FutureProspects and Challenges8. Pollinator Diversity and Ecosystem Resilience: Foundations ofIntegrated Pest Management for Pollination9. Farmer Education and Stakeholder Collaboration about IPM and sustainable pollination10. Economic Implications of IPPM11.IPPM implementation in different agricultural systems12. Policy Interventions and RegulatoryFrameworks for Integrated Pest and Pollinator Management: Navigating Challenges andOpportunities13. Decision-Making and Pest Thresholds14. Emerging trends and innovations in IPPM

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