The Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union (ABU), founded in 1964 and headquartered in Malaysia, is a non-profit association comprising over 280 broadcasting organizations across 57 Asia-Pacific countries. With a staff of approximately 60, the ABU's revenue in 2023 was less than $10 million. While its membership focuses on broadcasting, its activities include coverage of motorsports and cycling.
The Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union (ABU) held its 62nd General Assembly in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. Qatar Media Corporation (QMC) participated, represented by Abdullah Ghanem al-Mohannadi, Director of the International Cooperation Office (or International Cooperation and Agreements Office, depending on the source). The Assembly's theme was "The Role of Media in Preserving National and Cultural Heritage." Separately, Radio Republik Indonesia (RRI) won multiple awards at the ABU Prizes 2025, with RRI Purwokerto winning the Radio News Reporting category. This is unrelated to the General Assembly. In other news, the Korean Broadcasting System (KBS) partnered with Rimini Street to reduce software maintenance costs and invest in artificial intelligence projects. Finally, FMF Foods Ltd and the Fijian Broadcasting Corporation (FBC) partnered with Bluewater Boxing Promotions for a boxing event in Nadi, Fiji.
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