Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union

The Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union (APBU; Spanish: Unión De Radifusión De Asia y El Pacífico, French: Union De Radio-Télévision de Asie et Pacifique, Russian: Азиатско-Тихоокеанский вещательный союз) is an alliance of public service media organisations. The organisation is made up of 41 member organisations and 7 associate members. It is best known for producing the Asia-Pacific Song Contest.

History
The APBU was founded in the city of Adamstown, in the british overseas territory of Pitcairn Islands on April 23rd 2020. The head brodcaster is PRS. After the foundation of the Organization, its first production started: the Asia-Pacific Song Contest which started in later Month of April 2020; the same month as the union's formation. It later started expanding, and new countries wanted to be members. Nowadays, the union has 7 headquarters in each region of Oceania and Southeast Asia.