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UPCOMING EVENT

22nd ASEAN-PAC Principals Meeting

10 – 11 November 2026
Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar
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Years Since Establishment

ABOUT US

ABOUT ASEAN-PAC

ASEAN Parties Against Corruption (ASEAN PAC) serves as a regional network of anti-corruption agencies from Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Timor Leste and Viet Nam. It strengthens regional anti-corruption cooperation through information and experience sharing, capacity building and institutional collaboration among its members to prevent and combat corruption in the region. Each year, ASEAN PAC convenes two principal meetings, namely the Principals Meeting and the Secretariat Meeting, which are hosted by member countries on a rotational basis in accordance with the agreed hosting sequence.

  • 11 Member Countries
  • Regional Anti-Corruption Cooperation
  • Two Regular Meetings Annually

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Member Countries

2004

Founded (as SEA-PAC)

2017

Recognized by ASEAN

What we work towards

ASEAN-PAC’s mandate is built on two core objectives shared by every member agency in the network.

Strengthen Collaboration

Establish and reinforce collaborative efforts against corruption among anti-corruption agencies across ASEAN member states.

Build Capacity

Increase capacity and institutional building among member parties in preventing and combating corruption throughout the region.

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