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Asia-Pacific Technology Network

Chatham House and the Asia-Pacific Technology Network (APTN) are joined in a rolling partnership in which the two institutions work with each other to develop their joint and complementary Asian activities.

The APTN sprang out of work done at Chatham House during the mid-1980s, but is now a free standing, not for profit organization which runs conferences and seminars to deepen understanding of high-technology developments within the major economies of Asia.

Contact

Further details can be gathered from Louis Turner.
Email Louis Turner louis.turner@aptn.org