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List of Participants Information Received by Wednesday, 22 September 2004 at 5:00 P.M IAEA International Atomic Energy Agency General Conference GC(48)/INF/16/Rev.l Date: 23 September 2004 General Distribution Original: English Fort^ighth |egular session '•', _. *,--_, _.,'-,_'••.• -. Vienna, 20 - 24 September 2004 List of Participants Information received by Wednesday, 22 September 2004 at 5:00 p.m. Contents Page 1. Member States 1-119 2. Representation of States not Members of the Agency 120-121 3. United Nations and Specialized Agencies 122-123 4. Intergovernmental Organizations (IGOs) other than United Nations and 124-128 the Specialized Agencies 5. Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) 129-136 An asterisk following a name indicates that the participant's spouse is present in Vienna. Please note that titles provided in French and Spanish have been informally translated into English by the Secretariat. 1. MEMBER STATES AFGHANISTAN Head of Delegation: Mr. ZiaNEZAM * Ambassador to Austria Resident Representative to the Agency Deputy Head of Delegation: Mr. Amanullah ZEWERI * Senior Counsellor Alternate to the Resident Representative ALBANIA Head of Delegation: Mr. ZefMAZI Ambassador Resident Representative to the Agency Deputy Head of Delegation: Mr. FatosYLLI Director of the Institute of Nuclear Physics Alternate: Ms. Albana DAUTLLARI First Secretary, Permanent Mission in Vienna Alternate to the Resident Representative ALGERIA Head of Delegation: Mr. Noureddine BENDJABALLAH Commissioner Atomic Energy Commission (COMENA) Alternates: Ms. Taous FEROUKHI Ambassador Resident Representative to the Agency Ms. MalikaALLAB President of the Administrative Board Atomic Energy Commission (COMENA) Mr. MerzakREMKI Director of Cooperation Atomic Energy Commission (COMENA) Mr. Messaoud BAALIOUAMER Director Atomic Energy Commission (COMENA) Mr. Hacene KERDJOUDJ Director Atomic Energy Commission (COMENA) Mr. Mohamed BELLAOUARA Deputy Director Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mr. MehdiHAFFAF Section Head, Nuclear Medicine, HCA Mr. LarbiALIOUA Counsellor Atomic Energy Commission (COMENA) Mr. RabahFASSIH Counsellor, Permanent Mission in Vienna Alternate to the Resident Representative Mr. Mohamed DJAAFAR Counsellor, Atomic Energy Commission (COMENA) ANGOLA Head of Delegation: Mr. Joao Baptista NGANDAJINA Minister of Science Deputy Head of Delegation: Mr. Fidelino Loy De Jesus FIGUEIREDO Ambassador Resident Representative to the Agency Alternate: Ms. Maria Candida Pereira TEIXEIRA Coordinator of the Multisectorial Unit of Science and Technology Advisers: Mr. Jesus Joaquim BAPTISTA Multisectorial Unit of Science and Technology Mr. Carlos SARDINHA Direction of International Organizations Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mr. Fernando MIGUEL Director of the Oncology Center - MINSA Mr. Tusevo Lunsevisi ZACARIAS Chief of the Department of Pathology Institute of Veterinary Investigation - MINADER Mr. Pedro LEMOS Physics Department Faculty of Science, UAN Ms. Isabel Menezes RANGEL Institute of Marine Investigation Ministry of Fisheries Ms. Lia Francisca Dos Prazeres Neto SOUSA Institute of Marine Investigation Ministry of Fisheries Ms. Dulce GOMES First Secretary, Permanent Mission in Vienna Alternate to the Resident Representative Mr. Daniel Domingos Kikonda KANDA First Secretary, Permanent Mission in Vienna Alternate to the Resident Representative Mr. Kwetutinina Lunga DIYEZWA First Secretary, Permanent Mission in Vienna Alternate to the Resident Representative ARGENTINA Head of Delegation: Ms. Elsa Diana KELLY Ambassador to Austria Governor on the Agency's Board of Governors Resident Representative to the Agency Alternates: Mr. Jose Pablo ABRIATA President, National Commission of Atomic Energy Alternate to the Governor Mr. Francisco SPANO Vice-Presidenl of the Nuclear Regulatory Authority Alternate to the Governor Mr. Hector Raul PELAEZ Counsellor, Permanent Mission in Vienna Alternate to the Governor Alternate to the Resident Representative Mr. Sebastian SAYUS First Secretary, Permanent Mission in Vienna Alternate to the Governor Alternate to the Resident Representative Advisers: Mr. Roberto ROJKIND Head of Radiological and Nuclear Safety Nuclear Regulatory Authority Mr. Gabriel TERIGI Head of Institutional Affairs Nuclear Regulatory Authority Mr. Jose Valentin LOLICH INVAP Mr. Hector OTHEGUY INVAP Mr. Eduardo RODRIGUEZ LUBARY INVAP Mr. Benigno RASEMBENG CONUAR S.A. Mr. Alberto Domingo ANDINO CONUAR S.A. Mr. Gregorio Guillermo TORRE CONUAR S.A. Mr. Juan Jose GIL GERBINO INVAP Mr. Marcelo SALVATORE INVAP ARMENIA Head of Delegation: Mr. Jivan TABIBIAN * Ambassador Resident Representative to the Agency Deputy Head of Delegation: Mr. Ashot ALEXANYAN Counsellor, Permanent Mission in Vienna Alternate: Mr. Ashot MARTIROSYAN Head, Armenian Nuclear Regulatory Autority Advisers: Mr. Gagik MARKOSYAN Director, Armenian Nuclear Power Plant Company Mr. Arman ISRAELIAN Head, Global Security and Non-Conventional Arms Division Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mr. Aram BARSEGHYAN * Attache, Permanent Mission in Vienna Adviser to the Resident Representative AUSTRALIA Head of Delegation: Ms. Deborah STOKES Ambassador to Austria Governor on the Agency's Board of Governors Resident Representative to the Agency Alternates: Mr. Ian SMITH Executive Director Australian Nuclear Science & Technology Organisation (ANSTO) Alternate to the Governor Mr. JohnLOY Chief Executive Officer Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Authority Mr. Terry BEVEN Counsellor and Deputy Head of Mission Permanent Mission in Vienna Alternate to the Governor Alternate to the Resident Representative Mr. Julian KELLY Counsellor (Nuclear), Permanent Mission in Vienna Alternate to the Governor Alternate to the Resident Representative Mr. Ron CAMERON Director, Government & Public Affairs Australian Nuclear Science & Technology Organisation (ANSTO) Mr. Russell LESLIE Head, International Safeguards Section Australian Safeguards and Non-Proliferation Office (ASNO) Ms. Sandy COLLETT First Secretary, Permanent Mission in Vienna Adviser to the Resident Representative Adviser: Ms. Susan FLANAGAN Second Secretary and Vice-Consul Permanent Mission in Vienna Adviser to the Resident Representative Assistants: Ms. Debbie WOODS Executive Assistant to the Ambassador Permanent Mission in Vienna Ms. Lisa KIRCHEBNER Administrative Assistant, Permanent Mission in Vienna AUSTRIA Head of Delegation: Mr. Johannes KYRLE Secretary-General for Foreign Affairs Deputy Head of Delegation: Mr. Thomas STELZER Ambassador Resident Representative to the Agency Alternates: Mr. Andreas MOLIN Director, Division for Nuclear Co-ordination Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Environment and Water Management Adviser to the Resident Representative Mr. Fritz W. SCHMIDT Director, Division of Nuclear Non-Proliferation Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Labour Adviser to the Resident Representative Mr. Robert ZISCHG Deputy Director, Department for Disarmament, Arms Control and Non-Proliferation Federal Ministry for Foreign Affairs Alternate to the Resident Representative Advisers: Ms. Christine GOSTL Division of Nuclear Non-Proliferation Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Labour Adviser to the Resident Representative Mr. Anton EISCHER Major, Department for Military Policy Federal Ministry of Defence Mr. Volker HOLUBETZ Division for Nuclear Co-ordination Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Environment and Water Management Adviser to the Resident Representative Ms. Gabriele WALLNER Division of Nuclear Non-Proliferation Federal Ministry for Economy and Labour Adviser to the Resident Representative Ms. GiselaPOLTE Director Department for Energy, Nuclear Safety and Health Federal Ministry for Foreign Affairs Adviser to the Resident Representative Mr. KarlLEBEDA Division for Nuclear Non-Proliferation Federal Ministry for Economy and Labour Adviser to the Resident Representative Mr. Johann-Klaus HOHENBERG Director Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Environment and Water Management Adviser to the Resident Representative Ms. Verena PUCHHAMMER Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Environment and Water Management Adviser to the Resident Representative Mr. Georg POESTINGER Department of Arms Control, Non-Proliferation Multilateral Nuclear Energy Matters Federal Ministry for Foreign Affairs Mr. Manfred DITTO Federal Ministry of Health and Women Mr. Josef ZECHNER Federal Ministry of Health and Women Mr. Wernfried KOFFLER Minister Plenipotentiary Director, Division for Disarmament, Arms Control and Non-Proliferation Federal Ministry for Foreign Affairs Mr. Giinter GREIMEL Federal Ministry of Defence Assistants: Ms. BehijaKARUP Ms. Lisa LEITENBAUER Mr. Sven PUSSWALD AZERBAIJAN Head of Delegation: Mr. Mahmud KERIMOV President of the National Academy of Sciences Deputy Head of Delegation: Mr. Kamil XASIYEV * Charge d'Affaires, Permanent Mission in Vienna Alternate to the Resident Representative Alternate: Mr. Parviz SHAHBAZOV * Counsellor, Permanent Mission in Vienna Alternate to the Resident Representative Senior Adviser: Mr. Shahin BAGIROV Head of Department, State Customs Committee Advisers: Ms. Nargiz QURBANOVA Third Secretary, Permanent Mission in Vienna Adviser to the Resident Representative Mr. FarizRZAYEV Attache, Permanent Mission in Vienna Adviser to the Resident Representative BANGLADESH Head of Delegation: Mr. ToufiqALI * Ambassador Resident Representative to the Agency Alternates: Mr. C.S. KARIM Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission Mr. Kazi Imtiaz HOSSAIN * Counsellor, Permanent Mission in Geneva Alternate to the Resident Representative 10 BELARUS Head of Delegation: Mr. Alyaksandr SYCHOV (20-22
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