Asia Pacific Top Level Domain Association
Next Meeting
APTLD's next meeting for members and friends is:
20 - 21 August 2009
APTLD Members’ Meeting
Beijing, People’s Republic of China
Members are invited to make proposals to the Secretariat
to host the three members' meetings expected to be held
in 2010.
Forthcoming
Future meetings TBC
most recent meeting
APTLD Manila, The Philippines - Papers and Presentations available now!
Latest APTLD Announcements:
- APTLD is happy to announce the selection of the Hong Kong Internet Registration Corporation (HKIRC) Limited as the new Secretariat. HKIRC will take over the excellent work done by InternetNZ once the transitioning process is concluded.
- APTLD reponds to the NTIA request for views on the JPA with ICANN
- APTLD responds to the request for comments on the ICANN Board Review Report.
- APTLD responds to the request for comments on the Geographical Names - Draft Application Guidebook V.2.
- Manila Feb 2009 Communique
- New General Manager - The new General Manager is Ramesh Kumar Nadarajah of Malaysia
- APTLD 2008 Annual Report – Download as PDF (632KB) | High-Res PDF (2MB)
If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact us
APTLD is the Asia Pacific Top Level Domains Association, bringing together ccTLD managers from around Asia and the Pacific to share ideas, information and skills. Find out more about us, browse through our recent meetings, or find out how you can get involved.
APTLD (Asia Pacific Top Level Domain Association) is an organisation for ccTLD (country-code Top Level Domain) registries in Asia Pacific region. APTLD was originally established in 1998, and in 2003 legally established in Malaysia.
APTLD works as the forum of information exchange regarding technological and operational issues of domain name registries in Asia Pacific region. Also, as an interface to other international Internet coordinating bodies, APTLD fosters and elevates participation of AP ccTLDs in these global fora, as well as acting in the best interest of APTLD members in global Internet policy making process.