Special Announcement: APrIGF 2025 Will Be Held Virtually
The APrIGF Leadership team have collectively reached the difficult decision to transition APrIGF 2025 to a fully virtual format
APrIGF WSIS+20 Working Group
The APrIGF Multistakeholder Steering Group (MSG) established the APrIGF Working Group for WSIS+20 as a platform for the Asia Pacific Regional Internet Governance Forum (APrIGF) community to participate and contribute to the WSIS+20 process. The Working Group conducts virtual meetings every fortnightly to discuss ways for the community to contribute their opinions ahead of the WSIS+20 Review, one of them is through organizing Webinars for discussion of WSIS+20 Review and the WSIS Action Lines.
Recent & Upcoming
Introducing the Mentors of 2025 Fellowship Program
Mentorship has become an essential part of the Fellowship Program at APrIGF. This year, 19 dedicated members from the MSG have joined as mentors, guiding our fellows to participate in the conference and engage in our community.Development Consultant, Cook...
APrIGF 2025 Will Be Held Virtually
Announcement on the best path forward for APrIGF 2025 in light of the situation in Nepal
2025 Elections Result Announcement
The results for APrIGF Election 2025 for MSG Chair and Vice-Chair 2026-2028 are announced.
APrIGF 2024 SYNTHESIS DOCUMENT
The Asia Pacific Regional Internet Governance Forum Taipei 2024 Synthesis Document is now published READ THE FINAL SYNTHESIS DOCUMENT
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.