APrIGF 2025
Hybrid – Kathmandu
Overarching Theme:
The Future of Multistakeholder Digital Governance in Asia Pacific
Date: 11-14 October 2025
Location: Nepal Administrative Staff College, Jawalakhel
Kathmandu X Virtual
Host: The Internet Governance Institute
APrIGF 2025 Call for Session Proposals Ends in:
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Session Submission Deadline:
4 July 2025 (Fri) 23:59 UTC. NO DEADLINE EXTENSION
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APrIGF 2025 Fellowship Application is Open
The APrIGF Fellowship aims to bring diversity into the Internet Governance community by fostering the participation of underrepresented communities in the Internet Governance discussions. Read on the APrIGF 2025 Fellowship Application Guidelines to find out more!
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Registrations are now open for APrIGF 2025. The forum will be held at Nepal Administrative Staff College, Kathmandu, from 11-14 October 2025. Pre-registration is required for all on-site and online participants.
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About Us
Asia Pacific Regional Internet Governance Forum (APrIGF) serves as a platform for discussion, exchange and collaboration at a regional level, and also where possible to aggregate national IGF discussions, ultimately advance the Internet governance development in the Asia Pacific region.
Multi-stakeholder steering group
The Multi-Stakeholder Steering Group (MSG) of APrIGF is a self-organised committee with members from around the AP Internet Community formed with shared objectives.
Events
APrIGF has been held in different countries and regions. Previous hosting cities include Hong Kong in 2010, followed by Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, Delhi, Macao and most recently Russia in 2019.