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AIPAS 6.0 Is for the Registered, Not the Hopeful. Click the Link Before It’s Too Late!


 By Public Voice News Agency

As the countdown to AIPAS 6.0 narrows, the organizing committee has issued a final call to action for all intending participants: registration is mandatory. According to the directive from the leadership of NAPAS, no registration, no entry.

The official registration link is now active:

đź”— https://forms.gle/VSwGgJhKa79UCfde6

In the words of the NAPAS President, “You would have to go back home if you don’t register with the link provided, as provisions will be made only for those who register.” This includes key logistics like identification, feeding, seating, and summit materials.

While there will be a limited opportunity for latecomers to register on-site, the window will be narrow and once filled, entry will be strictly denied to any additional arrivals.

This is not just about protocol—it’s about precision, planning, and preserving the integrity of a summit that promises to host a network of student leaders, alumni, and seasoned professionals from across the country.

✅ Action Steps:

  • Fill the form immediately if you plan to attend.

  • Share the link with serious-minded colleagues.

  • Come prepared—mentally, professionally, and on time.

AIPAS 6.0 is not a walk-in event. It’s an intentional gathering. Register, or respectfully stay home.

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