Inaugural edition
Asia Pacific Resilience
Summit
Where the region's governments, infrastructure operators and technology leaders decide how Asia Pacific stays running.
The summit
One day. One room. The people who keep the region running.
The Asia Pacific Resilience Summit is a one-day, invitation-led executive summit on national, digital and economic resilience across Asia Pacific. It brings governments, critical-infrastructure operators and technology leaders into one room to compare notes on how the region stays running: through cyber incidents, infrastructure failures, supply-chain shocks and the new rules now being written across the region.
The format is the one that built the European Resilience Summit: a ministerial or agency opening, cross-sector plenary panels, closed-door roundtables under the Chatham House Rule, Doc-Reads on real operator cases, a Writers Room for the Asia Pacific chapter of the Resilience Handbook, and a closing Singapore Statement. An executive dinner the evening before opens the conversations that shape the day.
Curated partner presence in the foyer. No expo hall.
Subject to availability and contract.
Format
Built for decisions, not for slides.
- Opening. A ministerial or agency opening that sets the regional agenda.
- Plenary panels. Cross-sector conversations between regulators, operators and technology leaders.
- Closed-door roundtables. Fifteen to twenty invited leaders, Chatham House Rule, one theme, a written summary.
- Doc-Reads. Real operator cases read and worked through in the room.
- Writers Room. The session that starts the Asia Pacific chapter of the Resilience Handbook.
- Singapore Statement. The summit's closing statement, published after the summit.
- Founders' dinner. Tuesday 26 October 2027, invitation only: advisory board, founding partners, ministerial and agency guests.
- Foyer. Curated partner tabletops. No expo hall.
Themes
Five draft themes. The advisory board fixes the tracks in February 2027.
Sovereign and trusted digital infrastructure
Critical infrastructure and operational resilience
Regional cooperation and crisis readiness
Technology dependency and supply chain
AI, governance and resilience
The Resilience Summit series
From Berlin to The Hague, and now to Asia Pacific.
The European Resilience Summit started in one room in Kreuzberg in September 2025 and has since convened the resilience community in Paris, Davos, London, Vienna, The Hague and again in Berlin. The same format travels to every city: one summit day, one executive dinner the evening before, one community that keeps writing together between editions. The European Resilience Handbook, Thriving in Times of Disruption, written with practitioners from that community, was published in September 2026.
The American Resilience Summit follows in New York in 2027. The Asia Pacific Resilience Summit is the third region of the series.
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countries7
editions since September 20251,100+
attendees from 30 countries100+
speakers40+
advisory board membersFigures as published by the European Resilience Summit, September 2026. Partners across the series include Microsoft, Capgemini, Deloitte, Sopra Steria, SUSE, Schwarz Digits, FACIS, DriveLock and eco.
Partners and advisory board
Founding partner and advisory board announcements follow in early 2027.
An independent advisory board with a chair and two co-chairs shapes the themes, the tracks and the speaker invitations. Serving officials take part as speakers and convenors through official invitations. Founding and partner announcements follow in early 2027.
Partner enquiries: Paul Hammer, Dockland Media Group.
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