(AAAP 2026) – The official website www.aaap2026.org of the 21st Asian-Australasian Animal Production Congress (AAAP 2026) has officially gone live, marking an important milestone in the preparation process for this major international scientific event. AAAP 2026 will take place from 28–31 October, 2026, at the National Convention Center, Hanoi, under the theme “Sustainable Animal Production“.
Hosted by the Animal Husbandry Association of Vietnam, (AHAV), the Congress is expected to serve as a dynamic regional platform connecting science, technology, policy, and business communities across the Asia–Australasia region.
aaap2026.org: The Official Information Hub of AAAP 2026
The website aaap2026.org is designated as the official information channel of AAAP 2026, serving as a central bridge between the Organizing Committee and scientists, experts, enterprises, and organizations both domestically and internationally. All official information related to the Congress program, key milestones, and accompanying events will be regularly updated, to ensure accuracy, transparency, and consistency.
In addition to providing comprehensive information, the website integrates two core functional modules: online registration and scientific paper submission. The registration, submission, and peer ‑review workflows have been optimized for efficiency and user friendliness, enabling fast response times and smooth operation. With full compatibility across multiple devices, —from desktop computers to mobile phones—the platform allows participants to conveniently complete all procedures anytime and anywhere.
The launch of aaap2026.org not only marks the official operational start of AAAP 2026 but also reflects the Organizing Committee’s commitment to professionalism, digital transformation, and enhanced participant experience, strengthening the Congress’s competitiveness at the regional level.
Vietnam Hosting AAAP 2026: A Milestone in International Integration
TheAsian-Australasian Association of Animal Production Societies (AAAP) brings together national animal production societies across the Asia-–Australasia region, with the mission of strengthening research, collaboration, promoting academic exchange, and facilitating the transfer of scientific and technological advances in animal production. The AAAP Animal Production Congress is, held biennially, and rotating among member countries, has become aone of the most prestigious scientific forums in the field, attracting thousands of scientists, experts, policymakers, and businesses from around the world.
Vietnam previously hosted the AAAP Congressin 2008, leaving a strong impression through high-level scientific content and broad participation from the regional and international livestock community. The success of that Congress contributed significantly to enhancing the visibility and standing of Vietnam’s livestock sector on the regional stage.
In 2026, Vietnam will once again take on the role of host nation, marking an important step forward in the international integration of the country’s livestock industry. Beyond serving as a platform for academic exchange, and scientific dialogue, AAAP 2026 provides a valuable opportunity to showcase Vietnam’s development potential, research capacity, and commitment to sustainable livestock production to regional and global partners.
AAAP 2026: Advancing Sustainable Animal Production
Under the overarching theme “Sustainable Animal Production,” AAAP 2026 will feature 14 specialized thematic areas covering the full animal production value chain, including: Genetics and Breeding; Animal Nutrition and Feed Technology; Animal Physiology and Reproduction; Animal Health; Swine Science; Poultry Science; Ruminant Science; Production of Other Animal Species; Animal Product Technology; Livestock Environment Control; Digital Governance and Smart Agriculture; Smallholder Farming; Pets and Companion Animals; and Animal Welfare.
With the official launch of aaap2026.org, the doors toparticipation in AAAP 2026 are now open to scientists and experts worldwide. As the host country, Vietnam stands at a timely opportunity to further affirm its position on the regional animal production and research map. Supported by a comprehensive and modern digital platform, AAAP 2026 is expected to be recognized as a professional, transparent, and highly connected scientific congress, contributing meaningfully to the advancement of sustainable animal production across the region.
Ha My