Past Conventions
Convention Date: 16 – 18 March, 2023
48th Annual Convention of Kiwanis Asia-Pacific(ASPAC), Malaysia, 2023
Kiwanis Malaysia District is proud to be hosting the 2023 ASPAC Convention at the Lexis Hibiscus Resort in Port Dickson, Malaysia from 16-18 March 2023. We look forward to welcoming the delegates from the Asia-Pacific and International Kiwanis Clubs to Malaysia, after a 2-year wait for face to face meetings and networking.
Convention Date: 1 – 2 April, 2022
47th Annual Convention of Kiwanis Asia-Pacific(ASPAC), a.k.a. “2022 ASPAC eConvention”
Greetings all. During the ASPAC EXECUTIVE BOARD meeting held on 18 December 2021, it was moved, seconded and agreed that: “ the 47th ASPAC Convention be a hybrid convention – this meaning that members of the Philippines Districts may attend the in-person Convention in Manila with the registration fee of US$200.00, and all other Kiwanians attend […]
Convention Date: 28 – 29 May, 2021
46th Annual Convention of Kiwanis Asia-Pacific(ASPAC), a.k.a. “2021 ASPAC eConvention”
Dear Kiwanis Leaders,Greetings ! and a very warm welcome to the 46th Annual Convention of Kiwanis Asia-Pacific(ASPAC), a.k.a. “2021 ASPAC eConvention”. We are pleased to inform you of the following important information: Official Program Convention in Youtube
Convention Date: 5 – 7 March, 2020
45th ASPAC Convention, 2020 – Kathmandu, Nepal
The 45th Asia-Pacific convention held at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, Kathmandu, Nepal commenced on Thursday 5th March, 2020 with the Executive Board Meeting. Official Convention Program
Convention Date: 7 – 9 March, 2019
44th ASPAC Convention, 2019 – Taipei International Convention Centre, Taiwan
Peter Zander, Chair of Kiwanis Asia Pacific, the Governors of the Kiwanis Asia Pacific together with Hsu Chang-Ching, Chair of the Organising committee from the District of Taiwan invite all ASPAC Kiwanians. To the 2019 Asia Pacific Convention To be held at the Taipei International Convention Centre Thursday March 7th to Saturday March 9th, 2019. Read […]
Convention Date: 8 – 10 March, 2018
43rd Kiwanis Asia-Pacific (ASPAC) Convention 2018 at Malaysia
Kiwanis Asia-Pacific (ASPAC) 43rd Convention 2018Kuala Lumpur; March 08-10, 2018One World Hotel, Petaling Jaya, Malaysia. (http://www.oneworldhotel.com.my/)For Registration: www.ASPAC2018.comOfficial Convention Program Promotional Video
Convention Date: 9th March, 2017
42nd Kiwanis ASPAC Convention commenced in Jeju, Korea 2017
The 42nd Kiwanis ASPAC Convention commenced in Jeju, Korea 2017 on Thursday 9th March. The ASPAC Board met in session at 9:00 to consider the business and review the achievements of Clubs and Nations within the ASPAC area. Watch the Promotional Video Registration for the 2017 ASPAC Convention in Jeju City, Korea is now open. To register, click on […]
Convention Date: 10 -13 March, 2016
41st Kiwanis ASPAC convention commenced in Taichung, Taiwan, 2016
The 41st Kiwanis ASPAC convention commenced today 10th March, 2016 in Taichung, Taiwan The ASPAC board met in session to discuss the business of the region. International President Susan Petrisin, President Elect Jane Erickson and Executive Director Stan Soderstrom represented the Kiwanis International Board. Overseas Delegates were treated to tour including a visit to the main Taiwan Kiwanis […]
Convention Date: 5 – 7 March, 2015
40th Kiwanis ASPAC convention commenced at Pampanga, Philippines, 2015
The 40th Kiwanis ASPAC convention commenced today 5th March, 2015 at Clark Freeport Zone, Pampanga, Philippines. The ASPAC board met in session to discuss the business of the region. International President Dr John Button, President Elect Susan Petrisin and Executive Director Stan Soderstrom represented the KiwanisInternational Board. A vibrant opening ceremony performed by children of all […]
Convention Date: 17 – 20 July, 2014
39th ASPAC Convention held in Chiba Japan, 2014
The 2014 ASPAC Convention will be held in conjunction with the International Convention in Chiba Japan from the 17th – 20th July, 2014. Please keep informed by visiting the international site for continuous updates.
Convention Date: 7 – 9 March, 2013
The 38th ASPAC Convention held in Hiroshima, Japan
The 38th ASPAC Convention will be held in Hiroshima, Japan 7-9th March, 2013. This page will be updated as further information becomes available. Plan now to attend! Watch the Promotional Video You can find access information to Hiroshima, registration forms, information on hotel accommodations and excursions, etc. Please visit the site, and register today! Also, please […]
Convention Date: 15 – 17 March, 2012
The 37th ASPAC Convention has convened in Colombo Sri Lanka
The 37th ASPAC Convention has convened in Colombo Sri Lanka. Listen to the Convention theme song. “One Child at a Time“ WednesdayA Growth Summit for members of the ASPAC Nations started the construction of a “Road Map” to: – Build Development Teams – Grow existing clubs – Open new clubs thereby growing the Nations to a point […]
Convention Date: 10 – 12 March, 2011
The 36th Asia‐Pacific Convention was successfully in Malaysia
The ASPAC Convention in Melacca was a great success. Read the report!View the images from the Convention in Melacca
Past Convention List (1st – 48th)
Credit to Michael S. P. Wong
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Year
Country
City
Dates
ASPAC Chairman
Organizing Chairman
KI President
Year
1st
1975
Hong Kong²
Hong Kong
28 – 30 Aug
Nobutaka Shikanai
Roy W. Davis
1974-1975
2nd
1976
Singapore
Singapore
2 – 4 Sept
Ted R. Osborn
1975-1976
3rd
1977
Philippines
Manila
7 – 10 Sept
Stanley E. “Stan” Schneider
1976-1977
4th
1978
Guam
Agana
19 – 22 July
Maurice Gladman
1977-1978
5th
1979
Republic of China
Taichung
23-26 July
Che-Huei Chu
Hilmar L. Solberg
1978-1979
6th
1980
Thailand
Bangkok
3 – 6 April
Phaiboon N
Mark A. Smith Jr.
1979-1980
7th
1981
Japan
Tokyo
5-8 April
Hiroo Mizushima.
Merald T. Enstad
1980-1981
8th
1982
Malaysia
Genting Highland
18 -20 April
Michael Wong Sek Peng
E.B. “Mac” McKitrick
1981-1982
9th
1983
Philippines
Cebu
8 -10 April
Hernando Streegan
John T. “Johnny” Roberts
1982-1983
10th
1984
Korea
Seoul
30 Mar – 1 Apr
Dr. Choi
Aubrey E. Irby
1983-1984
11th
1985
Australia
Sydney (Manly)
26 – 28 April
Ian Perdiau, AM
Raymond W. “Ray” Lansford
1984-1985
12th
1986
Republic of China
Taipei, Taiwan
12 – 14 April
Ming-Wei Chang
Donald E. “Don” Williams
1985-1986
13th
1987
Philippines
Manila
3 – 5 April
Frank J. DiNoto
1986-1987
1988
Sri Lanka⁴
N/A
N/A
Joe Karunaratni
Anton J. “Tony” Kaiser
1987-1988
14th
1989
Guam⁵
Tumon
13 – 15 March
Angel Saban
Gene R. Overholt
1988-1989
15th
1990
New Zealand
Wellington
5 – 7 April
Graeme Ballantyne
Noris A. Lusche
1989-1990
16th
1991
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur
10 – 12 April
Tony Leow Sun Hock
Ng Kee Seng
Wil Blechman, MD
1990-1991
17th
1992
Republic of China
Taipei, Taiwan
10 – 12 April
Tse-Dong Ke
John D. Morton Sr.
1991-1992
18th
1993
Korea
Seoul
8 – 10 April
Dr. Kim
William L. “Bill” Lieber
1992-1993
19th
1994
Australia
Melbourne
15 -17 April
Arthur D. “Art” Swanberg
1993-1994
20th
1995
Japan
Osaka
20 – 22 April
Takahiko Kido
Nobunori Shigezaki
Ian Perdiau, AM
1994-1995
21st
1996
Philippines
Manila
18 -20 April
Mario D Sison
Ed Fabian
Eyjólfur “Eddie” Sigurðsson
1995-1996
22nd
1997
New Caledonia
Noumea
17 – 19 April
David Henderson
Michel Fongue
Gerald P. “Jerry” Christiano
1996-1997
23rd
1998
Malaysia⁶
Kuala Lumpur
26 – 28 March
Chooi Tat Wai
Eugene Leow
Walter G. Sellers
1997-1998
24th
1999
Republic of China
Taipei, Taiwan
19 -21 March
Willy Chang
Rong-Lang Lai
Glen M. Bagnell, C.M
1998-1999
25th
2000
Philippines
Davao
23 -25 March
Rex Keys
Eladio “Lads” Aviola
L. Nettles Brown
1999-2000
26th
2001
Indonesia
Bali
8 – 10 March
Rex Keys⁷ & Graham Mould
Eddy Sutisno
Bo Shafer
2000-2001
27th
2002
French Polynesia
Tahiti
14 – 16 March
Romy Mariano Tan
Adrien Lombard
Brian G. Cunat
2001-2002
28th
2003
Malaysia
Kota Kinabalu
20 – 22 March
Michel Fongue
Ong Hock Lai
Juan F. “Ito” Torres Jr., MD
2002-2003
29th
2004
Japan
Nagoya
11 – 13 March
Peter Kimberley
Shigeru SAITO
Robert L. “Bob” Moore
2003-2004
30th
2005
Australia
Melbourne⁸
10 – 12 March
Eduard “Ed” Sedillo
Bruce Entwisle
Case Van Kleef
2004-2005
31st
2006
Republic of China
Kaohsiung
10 – 12 March
Hak Sun Um
Chin-Chiang “Chris” WU
Stephen K. Siemens
2005-2006
32nd
2007
Philippines
Manila
8 – 10 March
Tien-Lai “David” LIN
Wilfredo “Boy”Valencia
Nelson Tucker
2006-2007
33rd
2008
Indonesia
Jakarta
27- 29 March
Stewart LaBrooy
Teguh Budiono
Dave Curry
2007-2008
34th
2009
Philippines
Cebu
12 – 14 March
Jesus “Jess” M. Navarro
Miguel “Mike” del Gallego
Don Canaday
2008-2009
35th
2010
Republic of China
Taipei
12 – 14 March
Ernesto Marcoso
Hsu-Kun “Tony” HUANG
Paul Palazzolo
2009-2010
36th
2011
Malaysia
Malacca
10 – 12 March
Bette Eavestaff
Fred Lah
Sylvester Neal
2010-2011
37th
2012
Sri Lanka
Colombo
15 – 17 March
Adeline Chan
Trevor Rajaratnam
Alan Penn
2011-2012
38th
2013
Japan
Hiroshima
7 – 9 March
Wilfredo “Boy” Valencia
Toru Jinde
Thomas Dejulio
2012-2013
39th
2014
Japan
Chiba
17 – 20 July
Tadoa ODA
Tadao ODA
Gunter Gasser
2013-2014
40th
2015
Philippines
Pampanga
5 – 7 March
Jose Ramon “Ike” Altavas
Toto P. Gonzales
John R Button
2014-2015
41st
2016
Republic of China
Taichung
10 -13 March
Chin-Hsiang LU
Wu-Tien HUANG
Susan A. Petrisin
2015-2016
42nd
2017
Korea
Jeju
9th March
Kuan Yong Lee
Jane M. Erickson
2016-2017
43rd
2018
Malaysia
Petaling Jaya
8 – 10 March
Trinidad Pamintuan Gonzales
Michael Chiew
James M. Rochford
2017-2018
44th
2019
Taiwan
Taipei
7 – 9 March
Peter E Zander
Hsu Chang-Ching
Florencio “Poly” Lat
2018-2019
45th
2020
Nepal
Kathmandu
5 – 7 March
Chang-Chien Lo
Mohan Lamsal
Daniel Vigneron
2019-2020
46th
2021
Philippines
eConvention
28 – 29 May
Kenneth A Alovera
Lee Kuan Yong
Arthur N. Riley
2020-2021
47th
2022
Philippines
Manila / eConvention
1 – 2 April
Clinton C Green
Raymond Gerad Yap
Peter J. Mancuso
2021-2022
48th
2023
Malaysia
Port Dickson
16-18 March
Maribel B Garcia
Serena Queck
Bert West
2022-2023