Welcome to the 2024 APAC Annual Meetings scheduled to take place from July 13 to July 18, 2024, in Dubai, UAE. We are pleased to host colleagues from the Asia Pacific region and are committed to making these annual meetings a positive and productive experience for all participants. The meetings will be held at the hotel, known for its excellent meeting facilities. Nearby, attendees will find various recreational and entertainment options, including a visit to the Museum of the Future. The joint hosts for the 2024 Annual Meetings are GAC, EIAC and ENAS. We look forward to seeing you in Dubai.
WELCOME MESSAGE FROM HOST ECONOMY
WELCOME MESSAGE FROM APAC CHAIR AND VICE CHAIR
We are delighted to extend a warm invitation to APAC Members, Affiliates, and distinguished stakeholders for the forthcoming 2024 APAC Annual Meetings. This year, we are honored to announce that the meetings will be hosted in the dynamic city of Dubai, UAE, by APAC’s Full Members: GAC, EIAC, and ENAS.
Building on the successes of our previous gatherings, the 2024 meetings present an invaluable opportunity for the largest regional accreditation community in the world to convene and engage in meaningful discussions surrounding accreditation-related topics. As we come together in Dubai, we anticipate fostering renewed connections, sharing accreditation experiences, and collectively navigating the evolving landscape of pandemic management and technological advancements in accreditation assessment.
Your active participation and insights are crucial as we collectively address the challenges and opportunities in our field. Join us in making the 2024 APAC Annual Meetings in Dubai a collaborative and enriching experience for all participants. We look forward to welcoming you to this vibrant gathering in the heart of the UAE. See you in Dubai!
Jennifer Evans, APAC Chair
Raj Nathan, APAC Vice-Chair
About APAC
The Asia Pacific Accreditation Cooperation (APAC) was established on January 1, 2019 by the amalgamation of two former regional accreditation cooperation bodies – the Asia Pacific Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation (APLAC) and the Pacific Accreditation Cooperation (PAC).
APAC’s primary role is to manage and expand the mutual recognition arrangements (MRAs) among accreditation bodies in the Asia-Pacific region. These MRAs facilitate acceptance of conformity assessment results across the region and in other parts of the world.
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