

Asia for Animals Coalition
Conference 2027
September 28–October 1, 2027 | Seoul, South Korea
Transforming the Future: System Change for Animals
Hosted in partnership with
We are delighted to announce that the next Asia for Animals Coalition Conference will take place in Seoul, South Korea, bringing together animal advocates, NGOs, academics, policymakers, campaigners, and changemakers from across the Asia-Pacific region and beyond.
More information on registration, abstract submissions, sponsorship opportunities, speakers, and the conference programme will be announced over the coming months.
Stay tuned—we look forward to welcoming you to Seoul in 2027.
Theme of Event
Transforming the Future: System Change for Animals

Transforming the Future: System Change for Animals
The Asia for Animals Coalition is proud to have organized the leading animal protection conference in Asia since 2000. The 2025 theme, Reflection and Breaking Boundaries, focused on learning from past mistakes and refining future strategies to bring about positive change. The Conference aims to facilitate discussions through the sharing of initiatives, case-studies, campaigns, research projects and partnerships, particularly on methods to engage with different stakeholders, industry and governments
Full Program
Access the full 2027 AfA Conference program here

Welcome Message
We extend our warmest welcome to all distinguished guests and participants from around the world attending the Asia for Animals Conference in Taipei. The Ministry of Agriculture, Taiwan, is honored to support this significant international gathering that brings together experts, scholars, and practitioners to share knowledge, exchange ideas, and forge a more progressive future for animal protection.
Taiwan has long been dedicated to promoting animal protection policies and developing regulatory frameworks, including: strengthening animal protection legislation; promoting responsible pet ownership and humane practices across industries; restoring wildlife habitats and intensifying efforts to combat illegal capture, trade, and trafficking; implementing the 3R principles (Replacement, Reduction, Refinement) along with education, training, and inspections to safeguard the welfare of laboratory animals; establishing guidelines for the humane rearing and slaughter of farm animals, as well as an animal welfare labeling system to encourage ethical farming and sustainable consumption; and enhancing humane fishing practices and responsible aquaculture.
We firmly believe that every life deserves respect and compassionate treatment. Through this conference, we look forward to deepening international cooperation, sharing Taiwan’s experiences, and learning from the innovative efforts of others to elevate animal welfare across Asia and beyond.
We sincerely thank each participant for your passion and dedication. Together, let us raise our voices for animal welfare and strive toward a kinder, more sustainable future.
Sincerely,
Ministry of Agriculture, Taiwan






























