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DISASTER MANAGEMENT & EMERGENCY RESPONSE LEADERS TO CONVENE AT SIDEX 2025

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DISASTER MANAGEMENT & EMERGENCY RESPONSE LEADERS TO CONVENE AT SIDEX 2025

2025-07-08 10:30 Last Updated At:10:55

SINGAPORE, July 8, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The Asia-Pacific region, the world's most disaster-prone area, faces growing threats from climate change. Natural disasters are becoming more frequent and severe, highlighting the urgent need for enhanced global preparedness and response. In response, the inaugural Singapore-International Disaster & Emergency Management Expo (SIDEX) 2025, organised by COSEM (the co-operative of the Singapore Civil Defence Force) and supported by the Singapore Civil Defence Force, is a timely initiative that brings together experts to exchange professional knowledge in this field.

SIDEX 2025 will present a carefully curated three-day Conference and Exhibition from 19 to 21 November 2025 at Singapore Expo Hall 3, combining knowledge sharing, collaboration and innovation. The Conference, aptly themed "Ready Today, Resilient Tomorrow", will focus on three sub-themes: (1) Civil Protection & Safety, (2) Emergency Preparedness & Response, and (3) Disaster Management & Humanitarian Response. Attendees can expect a compelling lineup of international keynote speakers and expert panels, featuring leaders from various global organisations.  

Our keynote speakers, Mr Jim Pauley, CEO of National Fire Protection Association and Dr Sabrina Cohen-Hatton KFSM, Chief Fire Officer in West Sussex Fire & Rescue Service, will present actionable strategies to enhance disaster management and emergency preparedness, offering both insights and inspiration. They will be joined by panelists and moderators from leading international organisations. Complementing the Conference, the SIDEX 2025 Exhibition will spotlight the latest technologies and services in disaster management and emergency response. Trade visitors can look forward to an extensive display of innovative products and solutions.

With over 300 exhibitors, 600 conference delegates and thousands of trade visitors expected, SIDEX 2025 is the premier event that offers the opportunity to expand your network and be part of shaping the future of disaster management and emergency response. Register now at sidex.sg for SIDEX 2025!

Held in conjunction with SIDEX 2025 is the 8th Edition of the Singapore-Global Firefighters and Paramedics Challenge (SGFPC), a flagship event organised by the Singapore Civil Defence Force. Held at Singapore Expo Hall 4 on 20 and 21 November 2025, SGFPC brings together firefighters, rescuers and paramedics from around the world to compete in exciting scenario-based challenges that test their skills, strength and teamwork. This event attracts fire chiefs, disaster management leaders and emergency response professionals globally. Beyond the international competition, SGFPC also features public challenge segments that engages the Singapore Civil Defence Force's community partners – including schools, community first responders and company emergency response teams – making it not just a competition, but a celebration of resilience, emergency preparedness and collaboration.

Visit sidex.sg for more details and follow us on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn for updates.

SINGAPORE, July 8, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The Asia-Pacific region, the world's most disaster-prone area, faces growing threats from climate change. Natural disasters are becoming more frequent and severe, highlighting the urgent need for enhanced global preparedness and response. In response, the inaugural Singapore-International Disaster & Emergency Management Expo (SIDEX) 2025, organised by COSEM (the co-operative of the Singapore Civil Defence Force) and supported by the Singapore Civil Defence Force, is a timely initiative that brings together experts to exchange professional knowledge in this field.

SIDEX 2025 will present a carefully curated three-day Conference and Exhibition from 19 to 21 November 2025 at Singapore Expo Hall 3, combining knowledge sharing, collaboration and innovation. The Conference, aptly themed "Ready Today, Resilient Tomorrow", will focus on three sub-themes: (1) Civil Protection & Safety, (2) Emergency Preparedness & Response, and (3) Disaster Management & Humanitarian Response. Attendees can expect a compelling lineup of international keynote speakers and expert panels, featuring leaders from various global organisations.  

Our keynote speakers, Mr Jim Pauley, CEO of National Fire Protection Association and Dr Sabrina Cohen-Hatton KFSM, Chief Fire Officer in West Sussex Fire & Rescue Service, will present actionable strategies to enhance disaster management and emergency preparedness, offering both insights and inspiration. They will be joined by panelists and moderators from leading international organisations. Complementing the Conference, the SIDEX 2025 Exhibition will spotlight the latest technologies and services in disaster management and emergency response. Trade visitors can look forward to an extensive display of innovative products and solutions.

With over 300 exhibitors, 600 conference delegates and thousands of trade visitors expected, SIDEX 2025 is the premier event that offers the opportunity to expand your network and be part of shaping the future of disaster management and emergency response. Register now at sidex.sg for SIDEX 2025!

Held in conjunction with SIDEX 2025 is the 8th Edition of the Singapore-Global Firefighters and Paramedics Challenge (SGFPC), a flagship event organised by the Singapore Civil Defence Force. Held at Singapore Expo Hall 4 on 20 and 21 November 2025, SGFPC brings together firefighters, rescuers and paramedics from around the world to compete in exciting scenario-based challenges that test their skills, strength and teamwork. This event attracts fire chiefs, disaster management leaders and emergency response professionals globally. Beyond the international competition, SGFPC also features public challenge segments that engages the Singapore Civil Defence Force's community partners – including schools, community first responders and company emergency response teams – making it not just a competition, but a celebration of resilience, emergency preparedness and collaboration.

Visit sidex.sg for more details and follow us on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn for updates.

** The press release content is from PR Newswire. Bastille Post is not involved in its creation. **

DISASTER MANAGEMENT & EMERGENCY RESPONSE LEADERS TO CONVENE AT SIDEX 2025

DISASTER MANAGEMENT & EMERGENCY RESPONSE LEADERS TO CONVENE AT SIDEX 2025

DISASTER MANAGEMENT & EMERGENCY RESPONSE LEADERS TO CONVENE AT SIDEX 2025

DISASTER MANAGEMENT & EMERGENCY RESPONSE LEADERS TO CONVENE AT SIDEX 2025

SYDNEY, Jan. 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- With cherry season in full swing and families making the most of the summer school holidays, road trips and short getaways remain a popular way for Australians to travel together.

Tapping into this seasonal moment, Chery has launched Chery Cherry Trails, a state-by-state guide to cherry-inspired road trips across Australia, designed to help families and food lovers turn simple day trips or overnight escapes into memorable summer adventures.

Designed as relaxed, flexible journeys rather than long holidays, Chery Cherry Trails showcase the diversity of Australia's cherry-growing regions and the local experiences that surround them. From pick your own orchards and farm gate stalls to wineries, bakeries and regional towns, each trail celebrates the simple pleasure of getting out on the road and exploring closer to home.

Chery is one of Australia's fastest-growing car brands, with a range of vehicles designed to suit Aussie roadtrips and family travel. Built for long distances and varied conditions, Chery vehicles combine comfort, space and advanced hybrid technology to make road trips and short getaways easy and enjoyable.

Cherry season in Australia stretches through to late summer, with different regions producing fruit at different times depending on climate and elevation. As a result, many orchards continue to offer fresh cherries, farm gate sales and seasonal produce experiences beyond peak harvest, making these trails just as appealing for food lovers as for hands-on pickers.

For those who love the taste of cherries but prefer not to pick their own, the trails are designed to be just as rewarding. Many stops focus on tasting, buying and enjoying cherries alongside other local produce, turning each journey into a foodie led road trip rather than a single activity.

Chery Cherry Trails by state include:

  • New South Wales: A scenic loop from Sydney through the Southern Tablelands and Central West, taking in regions such as Young, Mudgee and Orange. These areas are known for family-run orchards, cellar doors and village markets, with routes that move through varied landscapes and historic country towns
  • Victoria: A one-to-two-day escape from Melbourne into the Yarra Valley and Dandenong Ranges, where orchards sit alongside wineries, cafés and local producers. The mix of elevations means cherry experiences and fresh produce are available across much of the summer period
  • Queensland: A short break from Brisbane to the Granite Belt around Stanthorpe, a cooler climate region where small-scale growers combine cherries with broader farm gate and market experiences. The trail pairs food stops with national park scenery and relaxed regional towns
  • South Australia: A one-to-two-day itinerary through the Adelaide Hills and surrounding regions, where cherries are grown across a range of microclimates. The trail blends orchard visits with scenic drives, historic villages and wine regions, making it ideal for a weekend escape
  • Western Australia: A longer southwest road trip from Perth through orchard country, including Donnybrook, Manjimup and Pemberton. These routes pass through forest landscapes and agricultural regions where cherries are part of a broader local produce offering
  • Tasmania: A two-to-three-day journey from Hobart through the Coal River Valley and into the north of the state, taking in historic towns, family-run orchards and cool climate growing regions. Tasmania's later season means cherry-related experiences continue well into the summer months

While cherry season runs through summer, orchard opening days and times vary, so travellers are encouraged to check ahead before setting off.

For Chery, the initiative is about celebrating everyday Australian moments, from spontaneous road trips to discovering regional towns and local producers and encouraging people to enjoy the journey as much as the destination.

ABOUT CHERY

Chery Australia is a leading automotive brand recognised globally for its commitment to innovation, style, and performance. With a rich history spanning over two decades, Chery has established itself as a pioneer in the industry. Known for producing technologically advanced and visually striking vehicles, Chery offers a diverse range of models that cater to different lifestyles and preferences. Each Chery vehicle embodies the brand's passion for pushing boundaries and redefining the driving experience. 
For more details on Chery visit www.cherymotor.com.au or Instagram @cheryaustralia  

 

** The press release content is from PR Newswire. Bastille Post is not involved in its creation. **

Chery gives Aussie families one last summer road trip with Chery Cherry Trails

Chery gives Aussie families one last summer road trip with Chery Cherry Trails

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