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2025 OSCE Asian Conference
Conference
- Date:
- Location:
- Vienna, Hofburg OSCE Conference Centre, Ratsaal (5th Floor), Heldenplatz 1, 1010 Vienna
- Organized by:
- The Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Malta and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Korea, with the support of the OSCE External Co-operation Section / OSCE Secretariat
- Series:
- Annual OSCE Asian conferences
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- Asian Partners for Co-operation
About
The 2025 OSCE Asian Conference will focus on “Strengthening International Peace and Security on the Basis of Close Interconnection between Europe and Asia.”
Malta and the Republic of Korea will co-host the 2025 OSCE Asian Conference, which will be held in Vienna in the Hofburg OSCE Conference Centre on 11–12 November 2025. The Conference will provide an opportunity for participants to discuss ways to reinforce co-operation between Europe and Asia in addressing contemporary security challenges.
Discussions will focus on new technological developments and cybersecurity, the protection of critical infrastructure and economic security in the digital era, and the role of youth in building sustainable peace.
The OSCE Asian Conferences constitute an annual forum for the 57 OSCE participating States and the Asian Partners for Co-operation (Afghanistan, Australia, Japan, Republic of Korea, and Thailand) to exchange views on security issues relevant to their long-standing partnership.