World and Regional Conferences history
History of the World Conferences, ASPAC Regional Conferences, Europe Regional Conferences and Arab Regional Conferences.
World Conferences
- 1 Lucerna Switzerland, 24-25 Oct. 1953
- 2 Horsens Denmark, 1-5 Aug. 1955
- 3 Jambville France, 12-13 Aug. 1959
- 4 Woudschoten, Netherlands, 28-29 Oct. 1961
- 5 Castelgandolfo, Italy, 22-27 July 1963
- 6 Brussels, Belgium, 27-29 Aug. 1965
- 7 Durham United Kingdom, 14-21 July 1967
- 8 Gripsholm Sweden, 23-25 Aug. 1969
- 9 Melbourne Australia, 30 Sept.-4 Oct. 1971
- 10 Vienna Austria, 9-13 July 1973
- 11 Aalborg Denmark, 15-20 Aug. 1975
- 12 Montreux Switzerland, 25-29 July 1977
- 13 Bergen Norway, 5-11 Aug. 1979
- 14 Dijon France, 20-25 July 1981
- 15 Dalfsen Netherlands, 11-16 July 1983
- 16 Christchurch New Zealand, 1-8 Feb. 1985
- 17 Coventry United Kingdom, 19-24 July 1987
- 18 Aalborg Denmark, 6-12 August 1989
- 19 Chalkidiki Greece, 29 Sept.-4 Oct. 1991
- 20 Yogyakarta Indonesia, 16-22 May 1993
- 21 Montegrotto Italy, 30 June-6 July 1996
- 22 New Delhi India, 21-26 February 1999
- 23 Vancouver Canada, 9-15 June 2002
- 24 Lillehammer Norway, 12-17 June 2005
- 25 Tozeur, Tunisia, 20-26 October 2008
ASPAC Regional Conferences
- 1 Colombo Sri Lanka 1974
- 2 Auckland New Zealand 1976
- 3 Alexandra Headland Australia 1978
- 4 "Sangam"-Pune India 1982
- 5 Bentota/Colombo Sri Lanka 1984
- Dhaka Bangladesh 1986 cancelled
- 6 Bandung Indonesia 1988
- 7 New Delhi India 1990
- 8 Islamabad Pakistan 1992
- 9 Camberra Australia 1994
- 10 Terenganu Malaysia 1997
- 11 Napier New Zealand 2000
- Sydney Australia 2003 cancelled
Europe Regional Conferences
- 1 Vienna Austria 27 - 30 April 1990
- 2 Brandys/Prague Czech Republic 25 - 28 May 1995
- 3 Estoril/Lisbon Portugal 17 - 21 June 1998
- 4 Budapest Hungary 23 - 27 June 2001
- 5 Canterbury United Kingdom 9-13 June 2004
- 6 Cracow, Poland, 20-24 June 2007
Arab Regional Conferences
- 1 Cairo Egypt
- 2 Tunis Tunisia 15 - 20 Nov. 1999
- 3 Beyrouth Lebanon 01 - 06 August 2001
- 4 Casablanca Morocco 13-17 May 2004
- 5 Tunisia 2007