The Assemblée parlementaire de la Francophonie (APF) is an international interparliamentary organization founded in 1967. It brings together parliamentary sections from across the five continents, united by the French language and the values of the Francophonie. As the Francophonie’s consultative assembly, the APF provides a forum for parliamentary dialogue, cooperation and diplomacy. Its members include national parliaments and interparliamentary organizations, organized into member and associated sections, alongside observers.

The APF supports parliamentary work through commissions focused on parliamentary affairs; economic, social and environmental issues; education, culture and communication; and political matters. It also runs networks for women and young parliamentarians, regional assemblies, and youth initiatives, including the Parlement francophone des jeunes. Its activities include seminars for parliamentarians, training for parliamentary staff, legislative capacity-building, election observation and good-offices missions. The organization publishes news, speeches, resolutions, reference documents and legislative resources, and convenes meetings and sessions across its membership. Through these programs, the APF promotes exchange among francophone parliaments and supports their work on legislation, public policy, democratic institutions and shared international challenges.