APSA International Executive Committee Convenes in Shenzhen, China

Shenzhen, China – May 26, 2024 – The Asia Pacific Security Association (APSA) International successfully held an Executive Committee meeting in Shenzhen, China, gathering top leadership from across the APSA network to discuss strategic directions, organizational priorities, and cross-border security collaboration.

The meeting was chaired by Mr. Jincai Yang, President of APSA International, and attended by key Executive Committee members representing APSA chapters from across the Asia-Pacific region, including India, Japan, Indonesia, Malaysia, South Korea, and Nepal. The agenda focused on enhancing regional coordination, expanding membership engagement, and aligning APSA’s programs with evolving global security needs.

“Shenzhen represents the spirit of innovation and connectivity, which is also the direction we envision for APSA’s growth,” said Mr. Jincai Yang in his opening remarks.
“This gathering is not only about planning—it’s about strengthening our unity as one security community in Asia.”

Key highlights from the meeting included:

• Review and approval of APSA’s 2025 regional program calendar

• Discussion on strengthening cybersecurity initiatives and digital threat awareness

• Updates on chapter activities and regional collaborations

• Planning for upcoming major events, including the Kathmandu Security Conference and APSA Technical Training Roadmap 2025–2026

The Executive Committee also reaffirmed its commitment to professional development, advocating for more structured training programs and industry certifications across member countries.

The Shenzhen meeting marked a crucial milestone in APSA’s ongoing efforts to deepen strategic alignment and foster stronger cooperation among its chapters.

“The presence and collaboration of our Executive Committee members in Shenzhen reflects our collective ambition to make Asia safer, smarter, and more resilient,” concluded Mr. Yang.