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INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY (E.S.A.) Headquarters: 8±10 Rue Mario Nikis, 75738 Paris, CEDEX 15, France phone 011±33±1±5369±7654, fax 011±33±1±5369±7651 Chairman Council.ÐHugo Parr (Norway). Director General.ÐJean-Marie Luton (France) Member Countries: Austria Germany Spain Belgium Ireland Sweden Denmark Italy Switzerland Finland Netherlands United Kingdom France Norway Cooperative Agreement.ÐCanada. European Space Operations Center (E.S.O.C.), Robert Bosch-Strasse 5, 61, Darmstadt, Germany, phone 011±49±6151±900, telex: 419453, fax 011±49±6151±90495. European Space Research and Technology Center (E.S.T.E.C.), Keplerlaan 1, 2201, AZ Noordwijk, Zh, Netherlands, phone 011±31±71±565±6565; Telex: 844±39098, fax 011±31±71±565±6040. Information Retrieval Service (E.S.R.I.N./IRS), Via Galileo Galilei, Casella Postale 64, 00044 Frascati, Italy. Phone, 011±39±6±94±18±01; Telex: 610637, fax 011±39±94±180361. Washington Office (E.S.A.), Suite 7800, 955 L'Enfant Plaza SW. 20024. Head of Office.ÐI.W. Pryke, 488±4158, fax: (202) 488±4930. GREAT LAKES WATER QUALITY REGIONAL OFFICE Eighth Floor, 100 Ouellette Avenue, Windsor, Ontario Canada N9A 6T3 phone (519) 257±6700 (Canada), (313) 226±2170 (U.S.) Director.ÐDouglas A. McTavish. Public Affairs Officer.Ð[Vacant]. CANADIAN SECTION 100 Metcalfe Street 18th Floor, Ottawa, Ontario Canada K1P 5M1, phone (613) 995±2984 Chairman.ÐLeonard Legault. Commissioners.ÐPierre BeÂland, Frank Murphy. Secretary.ÐMurray Clamen (acting). INTER-AMERICAN DEFENSE BOARD 2600 16th Street 20441, phone 939±6600, fax 939±6620 Chairman.ÐMG John C. Thompson, U.S. Army. Vice Chairman.ÐGen. de Brigada Omar A. Vaquernao, El Salvador, Army. Secretary.ÐCol. Guillermo Giandoni, U.S. Army. Vice Secretary.ÐCol. Sergio Leal da Costa, Brazil, Air Force. Deputy Secretary for Administration.Ð[Vacant.] Conference.ÐLTC James Branham, U.S. Army, 939±7540. Finance.ÐMaj. Hector Colon, U.S. Army, 939±7495. Protocol.ÐLTC George Vargas, U.S. Air Force, 939±7490. 876 International Organizations 877 CHIEFS OF DELEGATION Antigua and Barbuda.ÐLtCol. Trevor Thomas, Army Argentina.ÐBG Ricardo Jose Ciaschini, Air Force. Barbados.ÐBG Rudyard E.C. Lewis, Army. Bolivia.ÐGen. de Division Freddy Balderrama, Army. Brazil.ÐContra-Almirante Paulo Cesar de Paiva Bastos, Navy Chile.ÐBG Carlos Patricio Chacon, Army. Colombia.ÐGen. Ramon Eduardo Niebles Uscategui, Army. Costa Rica.ÐCoronel Fernando Herrero, Civilian Guard. Ecuador.ÐCoronel Fernando Fiallo, Army. El Salvador.ÐCoronel Jose Campos, Army. Guatemala.ÐCoronel Cesar A. Ruiz, Army. Guyana.Ð[Vacant]. Honduras.ÐContralmirante Giordano B. Fontana, Navy. Mexico.ÐGeneral Brigadier Jorge A. Cardenas, Army. Paraguay.ÐGen. de Division Santiago Zaracho, Army. Peru.ÐVicealmirante Alfonso Balaguer, Navy. Trinidad and Tobago.ÐCol. Hugh Victor Joseph Vidal, Army. United States.ÐMG Michael J. Byron, USMC. Uruguay.ÐGeneral Oscar Pereira, Army. Venezuela.ÐGen. de Brigada Manuel Delgado, Army. INTER-AMERICAN DEFENSE COLLEGE Director.ÐSame as Chairman Inter-American Defense Board, 646±1337. Vice Director.ÐBG Juan Carlos Nielsen, Army, Chile. Chief of Studies.ÐGeneral de Brigada Boris Saavedra, Air Force, Venezuela. INTER-AMERICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK 1300 New York Avenue 20577, phone 623±1000 OFFICERS President.ÐEnrique V. Iglesias (Uruguay). Assistant to the President.ÐGabriela G. Sotela. Chief, Office of the President.ÐEuric A. Bobb. Special Advisor.ÐJorge Espinosa C. Advisors: Lionel Y. Nicol, T. Nathaniel Carrera. Executive Vice President.ÐNancy Birdsall (United States). Chief Advisor.ÐJoel A. Riley. Special Advisor.ÐRobert N. Kaplan. Senior Advisor.ÐRoberto Vellutini. Director, Evaluation Office.ÐJean S. Quesnel. Deputy Director.ÐRichard D. Fletcher. Principal Evaluation Officers: Brian A. Thomson, Jean-Michel Houde. Controller.ÐAlberto Pico. Deputy Controller.ÐCarlos Eduardo Guedes. Chief Economist.ÐRicardo Hausmann. Senior Advisor.ÐFrederick Jaspersen. Auditor General.ÐWilliam L. Taylor. External Relations Advisor.ÐMuni F. de JimeÂnez. Associate Deputy Advisor.ÐDavid H. Smith. Ombudsperson.ÐJose Ignacio Estevez. Manager, Office ofÐ Multilateral Investment Fund.ÐDonald F. Terry. Deputy Managers: Keisuke Nakamura, Abayuba Morey Rolando. Administration Department.ÐRichard J. Herring. Operations Department 1.ÐRicardo L. Santiago. Deputy Manager.ÐManuel Rapoport. Senior Deputy Manager, Regional Support Services.ÐFrederick W. Schieck. Deputy Manager, Financial Support Services.ÐSetsuko Ono. Regional Operations Department 2ÐMiguel E. MartÂõnez. 878 Congressional Directory Deputy Manager.ÐWilliam R. Large, Jr. Regional Operations Department 3.ÐCiro de Falco. Deputy Manager.ÐMiguel A. Rivera. Finance Department.ÐCharles O. Sethness. Senior Deputy Manager-Treasurer.ÐCarlos Santistevan. Integration and Regional Programs Department.ÐNohra Rey de Marulanda. Private Sector Department.Ð[Vacant]. Senior Advisor.ÐLuis A. Rubio O. Social Programs and Sustainable Development Department.ÐWaldemar F.W. Wirsig. Strategic Planning and Operational Policy Department.ÐStephen A. Quick. General Counsel, Legal Department.ÐJohn M. Niehuss. Deputy General Counsel.ÐJ. James Spinner. Secretary.ÐCarlos Ferdinand. Deputy Secretary.ÐOscar RodrÂõguez-Rozic. BOARD OF EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS Colombia and PeruÂ.ÐJulio Angel. Alternate.Ð[Vacant]. Bahamas, Barbados, Guyana, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago.ÐHavelock Brewster. Alternate.ÐBarry Malcolm. Dominican Republic and Mexico.ÐJose Cordoba Montoya. Alternate.ÐRuddy E. Perez. Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, and Nicaragua.Ð Jorge RamoÂn Hernandez-Alcerro. Alternate.ÐEdgar Ayales. Panama and Venezuela.ÐMaritza Izaguirre. Alternate.ÐJuan Manuel Castulovich. Canada.ÐGuy A. Lavigueur. Alternate.ÐWilliam D. Gunn. Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Italy, The Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, and United Kingdom.ÐGert-Robert Liptau. Alternate.ÐSuzanne Rubow. Argentina and Chile.ÐA. Humberto Petrei. Alternate.ÐAndreÂs Solimano. United States.ÐL. Ronald Scheman. Alternate.ÐLarry Harrington. Brazil, Ecuador, and Suriname.ÐAntonio ClaÂudio Sochaczewski. Alternate.ÐJacinto Velez. Austria, Croatia, France, Israel, Japan, Portugal, Slovenia, Spain, and Switzerland.Ð Hiroshi Toyoda. Alternate.ÐMoshe Gal. Bolivia, Paraguay, and Uruguay.ÐJacques Trigo Loubiere. Alternate.ÐHomero Martinez-Lawlor. INTER-AMERICAN TROPICAL TUNA COMMISSION Headquarters Office, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, 8604 La Jolla Shores Drive La Jolla CA 92037±1508, phone (619) 546±7100, fax (619) 546±7133 DirectorÐ.James Joseph, Ph.D. Costa Rican Commissioners: Luis Paris Chaverri, Presidente Ejecutivo. Jaime Basadre Oreamuno, Commissioner Instituto Costarricense de la Pesca y Acuacultura (INCOPESCA), PO Box 333±5400, Puntarenas, Costa Rica, (506) 661±0846/3269, fax (506) 255±4697/661±0748. French Commissioners: Philippe Peronne, Direction des Peches Maritimes, Secretariat d'Etat a la Mer, 3 Place Fontenoy, 75700 Paris, France, (33±1) 4273±505, fax (33±1) 4449±8400. David Portal, Charge de Mission, Direction des Nations Unies et des Organizations Internationales, Ministere des Affairs Etrangeres, 37 Quai d'Orsay, 75351 Paris, Cedex 07, France. (33±1) 43174666, ext. 460, fax (33±1) 43175558. Japanese Commissioners: Minoru Morimoto, Councillor, Oceanic Fisheries Department, Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, 1±2±1 Kasumigaseki, Chiyoda-Ku, 100 Tokyo, Japan, (81±3) 3502±8111, ext. 5408, fax (81±3) 3504±2649. International Organizations 879 Yasuo Takase, Director, Fishery Division, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 2±2±1 Kasumigaseki, Chiyoda-Ku, 100 Tokyo, Japan. (81±3) 3580±3311, fax (81±3) 3503±3136. Yamato Ueda, President, Federation of Japanese Tuna Fish Co-op Association, 2±3±22 Kudankita, Chiyoda-Ku, 102 Tokyo, Japan. (81±3) 3264±6167, fax (81±3) 3264±7233. Nicaraguan Commissioner: Sergio Martinez Casco, Director, CIRH (Centro de Investigacion de Recursos Hidrobiologicos), Apartado 2020, Managua, Nicaragua. (505±2) 652820, fax (505±2) 653090. Panamanian Commissioners: Ricardo Antonio Martans G., Director Gral. de Recursos Marinos Jose A. Troyano, Viceministro Ministerio de Comercio e Industrias, Apartado 9658, Panama 4, Panama, (507) 274691, fax (507) 273104. Armando Martinez Valdes, Pradepesca, Apartado 645, Balboa Ancon, Panama, (507) 641909, fax (507) 641864. United States Commissioners: Barbara Britten, 801 J Street, Davis, CA 95616. (916) 758±6786, fax (916) 758±8305. M. Austin Forman, 888 Southeast Third Avenue, Suite 501, Fort Lauderdale FL 33316, (305) 763±8111, fax (305) 522±1969. James T. McCarthy, 18708 Olmeda Place, San Diego CA 92128, (619) 485±9749, fax (619) 485±0172. Michael F. Tillman, Southwest Fisheries Science Center, PO Box 271, La Jolla CA 92038, (619) 546±7067, fax (619) 546±7003. Vanuatuan Commissioner: Julian Ala, Commissioner of Maritime Affairs, Ministry of Finance, Private Mail Bag 023, Port Vila, Vanuatu. (678) 22247, fax (678) 22242. Venezuelan Commissioners: Hugo Alsina Lagos, Director de Asuntos Pesqueros Internacionales, Serv. Autonomo de los Rec. Pesq. y Acuicolas, Ministerio de Agricultura y Cria, Torre Este, Piso 10, Parque Central, Caracas,Venezuela. (58±2) 509±0382, fax (58±2) 81 93 72. Maria Estela Bermudez, Directora General de Negociaciones Comerciales, Instituto de Comercio Exterior, Centro Comercial Los Cedros, Av. Libertador, Mezz. PH., Caracas, Venezuela. (58±2)531±0026, fax (58±2) 762±3884. 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