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List of Participants As of 19 January 2014 (Subject to Regular Updates) World Economic Forum Annual Meeting List of Participants As of 19 January 2014 (subject to regular updates) Davos-Klosters, Switzerland, 22-25 January 2014 Park Geun-hye President of the Republic of Korea Faisal Abbas Editor-in-Chief Al Arabiya News Channel, United Arab Emirates English Service Ali Abbasov Minister of Communication and Information Technologies of Azerbaijan Tony Abbott Prime Minister of Australia; 2014 Chair of G20 Zein Abdalla President PepsiCo Inc. USA Mustafa Partner and Chair of the Management The Abraaj Group United Arab Emirates Abdel-Wadood Executive Committee Ziad Abdul Samad Executive Director Arab NGO Network for Lebanon Development Khalid Honorary Chairman Vision 3 United Arab Emirates Abdulla-Janahi Rovnag Abdullayev President SOCAR (State Oil Company Azerbaijan of the Azerbaijan Republic) Shinzo Abe Prime Minister of Japan Shuhei Abe President, Chief Executive Officer and SPARX Group Co. Ltd Japan Group Chief Investment Officer Fazle Hasan Abed Founder and Chairperson BRAC Bangladesh Derek Aberle Executive Vice-President, Qualcomm Qualcomm USA Incorporated and Group President Bassam A.Salam M. Member of the Board of Directors and Salam International Qatar Abu Issa Executive Director Investment Ltd Mikhail A. Abyzov Minister for Relations with the Open Government of the Russian Federation Aclan Acar Chairman of the Board of Directors Dogus Otomotiv AS Turkey Enrique Acevedo Anchor Univision USA Paul Achleitner Chairman of the Supervisory Board Deutsche Bank AG Germany Gastón Acurio Founder and Chef Astrid & Gastón S R Ltda Peru Timothy Adams President and Chief Executive Officer Institute of International USA Finance (IIF) Charles Adams Managing Partner, Italy Clifford Chance Italy Akinwumi Ayodeji Minister of Agriculture and Rural Adesina Development of Nigeria Tedros Adhanom Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ethiopia Ghebreyesus David Adjaye Architect Adjaye Associates USA Steve Adler President and Editor-in-Chief Thomson Reuters USA World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 1/76 Anat Admati George G. C. Parker Professor of Stanford Graduate School of USA Finance and Economics Business Patrick Aebischer President Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale Switzerland de Lausanne (EPFL) Daniel S. Aegerter Chairman Armada Investment Group AG Switzerland Noubar Afeyan Managing Partner Flagship Ventures USA Sven Afhüppe Deputy Editor-in-Chief Handelsblatt GmbH Germany Ruben Aganbegyan President Otkritie Financial Corporation Russian Federation JSC Olusegun Aganga Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment of Nigeria Anant Agarwal President edX USA Anil Aggarwal Founder and Chairman Wickwood Development India Limited David B. Agus Professor of Medicine and Engineering USC Center for Applied USA Molecular Medicine Montek Singh Deputy Chairman, Planning Ahluwalia Commission, India Kamal Ahmed Executive Business Editor Telegraph Group Ltd United Kingdom Hirotsugu Aida Columnist Kyodo News Japan Aigboje Managing Director Access Bank Plc Nigeria Aig-Imoukhuede Amir Aisautov Director, Mining and Metals Business System Capital Management Ukraine Hüsnü Akhan Chief Executive Officer Dogus Group Turkey Satohiro Akimoto Senior Vice-President and General Mitsubishi Corporation Japan Manager, Global Relations Department Mehmet Aktas Chief Executive Officer and Board Yasar Holding AS Turkey Member Faisal bin Turki Al Adviser, Ministry of Petroleum and Saud Mineral Resources of Saudi Arabia Turki Al Faisal Al Prince of Saudi Royal Family; Chairman, Saud King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies, Saudi Arabia Mohamed Alabbar Chairman Emaar Properties PJSC United Arab Emirates Omar Alamoudi Executive Vice-President, Shared Saudi Basic Industries Saudi Arabia Services Corporation (SABIC) Morten Albæk Group Senior Vice-President, Global Vestas Wind Systems A/S Denmark MarCom and Corporate Relations Mario Albert President and Chief Executive Officer Investissement Québec Canada Philip Aldrick Economics Editor The Times United Kingdom Felipe Aldunate Senior Finance and Economics Editor El Mercurio Chile Vagit Yu Alekperov President and Chief Executive Officer OAO LUKOIL Russian Federation Nerio Alessandri Founder and Chairman Technogym SPA Italy Omar K. Alghanim Chief Executive Officer Alghanim Industries Kuwait Mohammed F. Vice-Chairman Fouad Alghanim & Sons Kuwait Alghanim Group of Companies Yusuff Ali Managing Director Emke Group LLC United Arab Emirates Diezani K. Minister of Petroleum Resources of Alison-Madueke Nigeria Ilham Aliyev President of Azerbaijan Hamza B. Alkholi Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Hamza Alkholi Group Saudi Arabia Yvan Allaire Executive Chair of the Board of Directors Institute for Governance of Canada Public and Private Organizations (IGOPP) World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2/76 Sultan Ali Allana Chairman Habib Bank Ltd (HBL) Pakistan Isabelle Allen Global and EMA Head, Sales and KPMG United Kingdom Markets Paul G. Allen Chairman Vulcan Inc. USA Patrick Allman-Ward Chief Executive Officer Dana Gas PJSC United Arab Emirates Awadh Almaker Executive Vice-President, Manufacturing Saudi Basic Industries Saudi Arabia Corporation (SABIC) Joaquín Almunia Vice-President and Commissioner in Charge of Competition, European Commission, Brussels Mohammed Alshaya Executive Chairman Alshaya Group Kuwait Najla Alshirawi Deputy Chief Executive Officer and Chief Securities & Investment Bahrain Operating Officer Company BSC, (SICO) Michael Altendorf Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder Adtelligence GmbH Germany Luis Alvarez Satorre Chief Executive Officer, Global Services BT Group Plc United Kingdom José María Chief Operating Officer Telefonica SA Spain Álvarez-Pallete Rui Amaral Chief Operating Officer Eurocash SA Poland Akira Amari Minister for Economic Revitalization and Minister for Economic and Fiscal Policy of Japan Tareq Ahmed Director, Social Development Sector General Secretariat of the United Arab Emirates Mohamed Al Ameri Executive Council Marouane Ameziane Chief of Staff, Office of the Chairman OCP Group Morocco and Chief Executive Officer Maurice A. Amon Executive Vice-Chairman SICPA Holding SA Switzerland Philippe Amon Chairman and Chief Executive Officer SICPA Holding SA Switzerland Baroness Valerie Undersecretary-General for Amos Humanitarian Affairs; Emergency Relief Coordinator, United Nations, New York Kanwar Bir Singh Managing Director and Chief Executive Asian Paints Limited India Anand Officer Antônio Augusto Governor of Minas Gerais, Brazil Junho Anastasia Nils Smedegaard Group Chief Executive Officer A.P. Møller-Maersk A/S Denmark Andersen László Andor Commissioner for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion, European Commission, Brussels Johan H. Andresen Chairman Ferd Norway Jr Michael Andrew Global Chairman KPMG International Hong Kong SAR Christian Founder and Chief Executive Officer Apeiron Investment Group Germany Angermayer Husodo Chairman PT Gunung Sewu Kencana Indonesia Angkosubroto Kofi Annan Chairman, Kofi Annan Foundation, Switzerland; Secretary-General, United Nations (1997-2006) Al Anstey Managing Director Al Jazeera English Qatar Stéphanie Antoine Senior Business Editor France 24 France Paola Antonelli Senior Curator, Architecture and Design; The Museum of Modern Art USA Director, Research and Development Umar Anwar Founder and Secretary Bahria Medics Pakistan Jahangir Akudo Anyanwu Founder and Chief Executive Officer Friends Africa (Friends of the Nigeria Ikemba Global Fund Africa) Frank Appel Chief Executive Officer Deutsche Post DHL Germany World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 3/76 David Appia Ambassador of France for International Investment; Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Invest in France Agency, France Paolo Benigno Co-Founder and President MicroVentures Philippines Aquino IV Jun Arai Representative Director and Chief Showa Shell Sekiyu KK Japan Operating Officer Ayman Arandi Co-Founder and General Manager Iris Interactive Solutions Palestinian Territories Daniel J. Arbess Partner and Portfolio Manager Perella Weinberg Partners USA Group LP Serhiy Arbuzov First Vice-Prime Minister of Ukraine Libby Archell Chief Communications Officer Alcoa Inc. USA Carlos Julio Ardila Chief Executive Officer Organizacion Ardila Lulle Colombia Dwi Lestari Ariotedjo Medical Doctor, Faculty of Medicine University of Indonesia Indonesia Ilya Arkhipov Managing Director SCM Advisors (UK) Limited United Kingdom Martin Arnold Deputy Companies Editor The Financial Times United Kingdom Nikesh Arora Senior Vice-President and Chief Google Inc. USA Business Officer Manuel Arroyo President and Chief Executive Officer Grupo Lauman - El Financiero Mexico Anatoly Artamonov Governor of the Kaluga Region, Russian Federation Ziad Asali President American Task Force on USA Palestine Ayman Asfari Group Chief Executive Petrofac Ltd United Kingdom Neil M. Ashe President and Chief Executive Officer, Wal-Mart Stores Inc. USA Global eCommerce Tewodros Ashenafi Chairman and Chief Executive Officer SouthWest Energy (HK) Ltd Ethiopia Mohamed Ashmawey Chief Executive Officer Islamic Relief Worldwide United Kingdom Orzala Ashraf Nemat Executive Director Youth and Women Leadership United Kingdom Centre Baroness Catherine EU High Representative for Foreign Margaret Ashton Affairs and Security Policy; Vice-President, European Commission, Brussels Jakob Askou Boss Vice-President, Group Stakeholder DONG Energy Denmark Relations Samir Assaf Group Managing Director and Chief HSBC Bank Plc United Kingdom Executive, Global Banking and Markets Ibrahim Abdul Aziz Al Minister of Finance of Saudi Arabia Assaf Caroline
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