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2026/02/13 APACPH Leadership Conducted Strategic Site Visit in Tainan for 2026 Conference

After 17 years, the Asia-Pacific Academic Consortium for Public Health Annual Conference (APACPH 2026) will return to Taiwan and be held by National Cheng Kung University (NCKU) in Tainan. Under the leadership of APACPH President Dr. Hung-Yi Chiou (Director of CCHP), Executive Council members of APACPH conducted a comprehensive site visit on February 6, 2026.
The delegation engaged in detailed discussions with Conference Chair Dr. Ching-Chang Lee (Vice-President of NCKU), ensuring close coordination to maximize the conference’s success while creating an engaging and seamless experience for all participants, including international students and scholars.


APACPH EC members in ICC Tainan


APACPH EC members in Conference Hall, ICC Tainan

The visit began at ICC Tainan, a premier international convention center. APACPH leadership reviewed the venue facilities, covering registration procedures, participant flow, room arrangements, and logistical support. These discussions provided valuable insights to refine operational planning and enhance collaboration between APACPH leadership and the host institution.


Group photo of APACPH EC members and NCKU representatives in NCKU

A highlight of the day was the tour of NCKU’s Magic School of Green Technologies, an award-winning sustainable building that will serve as the venue for the APACPH General Assembly and pre-conference workshops. Observations and discussions during the visit will help ensure the venue fully supports the conference’s academic and operational needs.
Looking ahead, CCHP will continue to work closely with APACPH leadership and NCKU to deliver a highly successful, innovative, and sustainable conference in Tainan. Building on these efforts, CCHP continues to leverage its expertise and resources to foster regional collaboration, support knowledge exchange, and advance APACPH’s vision across the Asia-Pacific region.


APACPH EC members in a coordination meeting with NCKU Vice President Ching-Chang Lee and the local organizing team during the site visit to NCKU