Aims and Objectives
The Association of Entomologists is a non-profitable registed society involved in:
Promoting Entomology/Entomologists through
  • The encouragement of understanding, cooperation and friendship among entomologists throughout the world.
  • The encouragement of international collaboration in entomological research activities and Membership.
  • The planning and organization of international symposia and regional meetings of entomologists.
  • The dissemination of information of interest to entomologists and others by means of publications.
  • The establishment and maintenance of a national/ international research centre, which would house the collections of the Society.
  • The encouragement of the development of entomologists in regions where it is not strongly represented.
  • The maintenance of liaison with other entomological societies or institutions.
  • The representation of entomologists in other national/international organizations.
Conservation of Insects
  • Conservation of insects of economic importance and their natural habitats through taxonomic and biodiversity explorations especially in relation to socio economic and climate change.

What is Entomology?

Insect species outnumber all other life forms combined. Although less than 5% are pests, they consume about 20% of the world's crops. Throughout history, insects have killed more people than war. Fortunately, many more species of insects are beneficial, helping to control pests and recycle nutrients.

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DEC
10th International Conference of Association of Entomologists on General Entomology

The deadlines for Early Registration and Abstract Submission for the 19th SOMA International Conference of Medical Arthropodology (ICMA 2026) have been extended until 30 September 2026. Participants are encouraged to complete their registration and submit their abstracts within the revised deadline.

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