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# \[#APNIC] APNIC 61

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## About

The APNIC 61 conference will be held in Jakarta, Indonesia.

This conference is organized together with the APRICOT 2026 conference.

The IO Foundation will be there in-person to support the adoption and implementation of network practices that protect digital citizens through robust network design.

`Please visit the` [`[#APNOG] APRICOT 2026`](/activities/current-season/season-2026/02-february/temp-apnog-apricot-2026.md) `page for all details about this conference.`
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## ORGANIZERS

[Asia Pacific Network Operators Group (APNOG)](https://discover.theiofoundation.org/directory/topics/standard-developing-organizations-sdos/network-operators-habitat/asia-pacific-network-operators-group-apnog)

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[Asia Pacific Network Information Centre (APNIC)](https://discover.theiofoundation.org/directory/topics/standard-developing-organizations-sdos/icann-habitat/asia-pacific-network-information-centre-apnic)
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## **FELLOWSHIP OPPORTUNITY**

[\[#TIOF\] TU Fellowship APRICOT 2026](/activities/current-season/season-2026/02-february/tiof-tu-fellowship-apricot-2026.md)
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## Attributions

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