The APC-HUB is a capacity building training institution that provides trainings on combating cybercrime to lawmakers, policymakers, judges, prosecutors, investigators, and all other multi-stakeholders in the Asia-Pacific region.
Our goal is to build a strong network for international cooperation by sharing ideas and information and providing a comprehensive capacity building program on combating cybercrime to the countries in the Asia-Pacific region, in cooperation with the World Bank (WB) and Global Forum Cyber Expertise (GFCE).
Signing MOU for the APC-HUB project with the World Bank, the GFCE, and the Supreme Prosecutors' Office of the Republic of Korea in Strasbourg, France in November 2019.
Practical training—including case studies and crypto-tracing skills—to share cybercrime combat strategies with Asia-Pacific nations
Marked the inaugural Training Session & AGM (Nov 2022)
Expanded engagement through the 2nd Session & AGM (Nov 2023)
Advanced collaboration with the 3rd Session & AGM (Nov 2024)
Strengthened networks at the 4th Session & AGM (Nov 2025)
On November 20, 2019, the Korea Supreme Prosecutors' Office, the World Bank, and the GFCE signed a tripartite MOU to establish an Asia-Pacific Capacity Building Hub. Subsequently, the Hub secretariat ...
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The highlight video from the 5th APC-HUB Training Session—held in Seoul from April 21 to 23, 2026—is now available online. This video features the most memorable and impactful moments we shared throug...
