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Annexi 23Rd TERSC Geneva U N I T E D N A T I O N S E C O N O M I C C O M M I S S I O N F O R E U R O P E TRANS EUROPEAN RAILWAY (TER) PROJECT CENTRAL OFFICE UNECE Trans-European Railway (TER) Steering Committee rd 23rd Session 16 November 2006, Salle F-3, Palais des Nations, Geneva LIST OF PARTICIPANTS MEMBER COUNTRIES AUSTRIA Mr. Markus RADL International Transport Affairs Federal Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology Radetzkystrasse 2 A-1031 VIENNA Tel.: (43-1) 711-621209 Fax: (43-1) 711-621299 E-mail: [email protected] BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA Mr. Emir BEGOVIC TER National Coordinator Bosnia and Herzegovina Railways Public Corporation Kneza Milosa 105 74000 DOBOJ Tel.: (387-65) 611 282 Fax: (387-53) 241 788 Email: [email protected] Mr. Sulejman CELIC Expert for Railway Infrastructure Ministry of Communication and Transport Street Hamdije Cemerlica No. 2 71000 SARAJEVO Tel.: (387-33) 222 193 Fax: (387-33) 254 391 Email: [email protected] CROATIA Mr. Zivko RADANOVIC Railways Expert Railways Directorate Minitry of Transport Prisavlje 14 HR- ZAGREB Tel: (385 1) 61 69 118 Fax: (385 1) 61 96 477 Email: [email protected] CZECH REPUBLIC Mr. Jindrich KUSNIR Ministerial Adviser Ministry of Transport of the Czech Republic Najdrova 2184 CZ-252 63 ROZTOKY Tel: (420 225) 131 361 Fax: (420 255) 131 355 Email: [email protected] Mr. Frantisek HEP Head of International Department SUDOP PRAHA a.s. Olsanska 1a CZ-130 80 PRAHA 3 Tel: (420 267) 094 804 Fax: (420 224) 230 316 Email: [email protected] GEORGIA Mr. Khariton SHALAMBERIDZE TER National Co-ordinator Service of International Affairs Georgian Railways Ltd. 15 Tamar Mepe Ave. 0112 TBILISI Tel: (995 32) 56 34 09 Fx: (995-32) 950 225 Email: [email protected] Page 2 GEORGIA (cont’d) Ms. Maia KAPANADZE Head of Division of Co-operation with International Organizations Georgian Railways Ltd. 15 Tamar Mepe Ave. 0112 TBILISI Tel: (995 32) 564 240 Fax: (995-32) 950 225 Email: [email protected] HUNGARY Mr. Laszlo FENYVES Chief Coordinator Hungarian State Railways Andrassy ut. 73-75 H-1062 BUDAPEST Tel.: (36-1) 511 9778 Fax: (36-1) 511 9779 Email: [email protected] POLAND Mr. Krzysztof KULESZA Economist Railroad and Rail Transport Department Ministry of Transport 4/6 Chalubinskiego Str. 00-928 WARSAW Tel: (48 22) 630 1418 Fax: (48 22) 630 1414 Email: [email protected] ROMANIA Mr. Virgil DASCHIEVICI TER National Coordinator, Director for International Affairs National Railway Company – “CFR” S.A. Bd. Dincu Golescu No. 38 ROM-77113 BUCHAREST Tel: (4021) 319-2470 Fax: (4021) 315 2471 Email: [email protected] Page 3 RUSSIAN FEDERATION Mr. Sergey STOLYAROV Head of Division Ministry of Railway Transport of the Russian Federation Novaya Basmannaya St. 2. RUS-107104 MOSCOW Tel.: (7-495) 262-0394 Fax: (7-095) 262-1451 Email: [email protected] SLOVAKIA Mr. Stefan BASTOVANSKY Director Ministry of Transport, Posts and Telecommunications Námestie slobody 6 810 05 BRATISLAVA Tel.: (421-2) 594-94319 Fax: (421-2) 594 94787 Email: [email protected] SLOVENIA Mrs. Breda KRIZNAR Secretary Ministry of Transport Langusova 4 1000 LJUBLJANA Tel.: (386-1) 478-8202 Fax: (386-1) 478-8146 E-mail: [email protected] Mr. Kristijan NOVAK Adviser Public Agency for Rail Transport Kopitarjeva 5 2000 MARIBOR Tel.: (386-2) 234 1432 Fax: (386-2) 234 1452 Email: [email protected] Page 4 TURKEY Mr. Asir KILICASLAN Deputy Head of Foreign Relations Dept. Turkish State Railways (TCDD) Talatpasa Blv. Gar 06330 GAR/ANKARA Tel.: (90-312) 309-8257 Fax: (90-312) 312-5042 E-mail: [email protected] Mrs. Filiz AYDINOGLU Chief, Research, Planning and Co-ordination Department Turkish State Railways (TCDD) Talatpasa Blv. Gar 06330 GAR/ANKARA Tel.: (90-312) 309-8257 Fax: (90-312) 312-5042 Mrs. Ümit ARMANGIL Permanent Mission of Turkey to the United Nations Office at Geneva Ch. du Petit Saconnex 28b CH-1211 Geneva 19 Tel.: (+41 22) 918 50 80 Fax: (+41 22) 734 08 59 Email: [email protected] OBSERVERS UKRAINE Mr. Iosyp KRANTS Head of Department of Main Development and Technical Politics Department Ukrainian Railways Tverska str. 5 KIEV-150 Tel: (38 044) 465 0495 Fax: (38 044) 287 03 23 UKRAINE Mr. Roman BILOUSOV Senior Expert of International Department Ukrainian Railways Tverska str. 5 KIEV-150 Tel: (38 044) 465 0495 Fax: (38 044) 287 03 23 Email: [email protected] Page 5 UNECE/TER Mr. Helmut MEELICH Project Manager TER Project Central Office PO Box 732 1365 Budapest, Hungary Tel.: (36-1) 353 2774, 2772 Fax: (36-1) 269 4195 Email: [email protected] UNECE SECRETARIAT Mr. Michalis ADAMANTIADIS Chief, Transport and Infrastructure Development Section Transport Division UN Economic Commission for Europe 1211 Geneva 12, Switzerland Tel.: (41-22) 917 1128 Fax: (41-22) 917 0039 Email: [email protected] Consultant Mr. Mircea LUPESCU Consultant Bucharest, Romania Tel.: (40-21) 211 5418 Email: [email protected] __________ Page 6 .
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