April 29, 2025 | UCLG ASPAC supported the virtual launch of the Asia-Pacific Mayors Academy on April 29, 2025. A total of 12 Mayors from six countries in the region were selected as part of the 6th batch: Areiy Ksat and Kampong Chhnang (Cambodia); Banda Aceh (Indonesia); Hulu Selangor (Malaysia); Male (Maldives); Birendranagar, Dhulikhel, Inaruwa, …
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Daegu, South Korea’s vibrant city known for its cultural charm and culinary delights, invites international visitors to experience one of the country’s most beloved summer celebrations — the 2025 Daegu Chimac Festival. Scheduled for July 2 – 6, 2025, this event combines two of Korea’s favourite indulgences: “chicken” and “maekju” (beer), forming the now-famous term …
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Naga City got its first lady mayor following the vote announcement on May 12, 2025. The Philippines’ former Vice President and newly elected Naga City Mayor Leni Robredo is ready to carve a new history as the chief of the city. “We will strengthen mechanisms for good governance, particularly in transparency, accountability, and people empowerment …
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The UCLG ASPAC Startup Pitching Competition serves as a dynamic platform to spotlight early and growth-stage startups that are transforming urban futures through innovation. This competition invites teams to submit solutions that contribute to building more sustainable, inclusive, and self-sufficient cities and regions, aligning with the Congress’s theme, and provides selected finalists the unique opportunity to pitch live during the Congress to city leaders, gain international exposure, and compete for funding and collaboration opportunities
The UCLG ASPAC Photo Competition is designed to promote the 10th UCLG ASPAC Congress by inviting the public to submit photos that visually represent urban sustainability, local governance, and cultural and regional diversity. Participants are encouraged to capture images aligned with the main theme, “Sustainable Global Self-sufficient Cities and Regions for the Future,” across five specific categories, with the goal of inspiring new urban solutions and showcasing exemplary practices through compelling visual narratives
The International Essay Competition for Youth and Journalists, also part of the 10th UCLG ASPAC Congress, seeks to encourage the exploration of self-reliant and self-sufficient communities through written perspectives. Open to both youth (up to 25 years old) and accredited journalists from all nationalities, participants are invited to write essays, maximum 1000 words, under the overarching theme of “Sustainable Global Self-sufficient Cities and Regions for the Future,” elaborating on one of five sub-topics to foster knowledge exchange and inspire future urban solutions
In May, Daegu transforms into a vibrant stage, alive with the sights, sounds, and spirit of celebration. From downtown parades and riverside concerts to art exhibitions and cultural showcases, every corner of the city comes to life with excitement. Color of Indonesia, Opening Night (2024) A true crowd favorite, the Powerful Daegu Festival stood as …
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Join the Call for Papers The United Cities and Local Governments Asia-Pacific (UCLG ASPAC) invites academics, researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to submit their original research and case studies for presentation at the 10th UCLG ASPAC Congress. This is an opportunity to contribute to key discussions on urban sustainability, governance, and innovation while engaging with global …
Co-hosted by the UCLG ASPAC Logistics Committee, Zhejiang Seaport Group, and Ningbo Zhoushan Port Group, the first session of the 2025 Maritime Silk Road Partnership Ports (MPP) Salon was successfully held in Yiwu from March 13 to 14, 2025. Mr. Gao Jin, Vice Mayor of Yiwu City, Mr. Ye Zhihang, Vice General Manager of Zhejiang …
The City of Jinju, located in the Republic of Korea, is making ongoing efforts to promote garden culture and foster the development of the garden industry. In its pursuit of become a “City of Garden Culture,” where gardens become a way of life and a part of the culture, Jinju is implementing a range of …
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