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List of Participants FIRST WHO GLOBAL MINISTERIAL CONFERENCE ENDING TB IN THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT ERA: A MULTISECTORAL RESPONSE WORLD TRADE CENTER MOSCOW, RUSSIAN FEDERATION 16 – 17 NOVEMBER 2017 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 8 December 2017 Member States AFGHANISTAN Balbina de sousa T. Ventura Felix Adviser to the Minister Head of delegation Ministry of Health Miguel Viriato Jordao Miranda Wahid Majrooh Department of Cooperation Director Ministry of Health International Relations Goncalves Antonio Miguel Ministry of Public Health Ministry of Health Afelio Afonso Domingos Wambo Ministry of Health Members Victor Jose Francisco Ministry of Health Khesrow Momand Augusto King Jorge Health Sector Manager General Budget Directorate Ministry of Health Ministry of Finance ARGENTINA ALBANIA Head of delegation Head of delegation Jorge Lemus Mira Rakacolli Ministro de Salud Vice Minister of Health Members ANGOLA Rubén Nieto Head of delegation Secretario de Relaciones Nacionales e Internacionales Silvia Paula Valentim Lutucuta Ministerio de Salud Minister of Health Miguela Pico Subsecretaria de Relaciones Institucionales Members Ministerio de Salud María Carmen Lucioni Asesora del Ministro Ambrosio Disadidi Ministerio de Salud Programme Coordinator National Program of Tuberculosis Control 1 Patricio Ancarola Federal Ministry of Health and Women’s Coordinador de Información Pública y Affairs Comunicación Ministerio de Salud AZERBAIJAN ARMENIA Head of delegation Head of delegation Hagigat Gadirova Director of Scientific Research Institute of Lung Diseases Levon Altunyan Minister of Health BAHRAIN Members Head of delegation Aleksandr Bazarchyan Ebrahim Saad Alromaihi Director of National Institute of Health Ministry of Health Respiratory disease consultant Ministry of Health AUSTRALIA BANGLADESH Head of delegation Head of delegation Stephanie Williams Principal Sector Specialist, Health Mohammed Nasim Policy Branch, Development Policy Division Minister of Health and Family Welfare Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Members Members Monowar Ahmed Kate Pennington Additional Secretary Epidemiologist, TB, IPD, Legionella & Leprosy, Economic Relations Division Communicable Disease Epidemiology and Khaja Abdul Hannan Surveillance Section Principal Secretary to Minister Department of Health (Joint Secretary) Ministry of Health and Family Welfare Md Ehteshamul Huq Choudhury AUSTRIA Additional Director General (Admin) Line Director Head of delegation TB Program Directorate-General of Health Services Bernhard Benka Head Department of Communicable Diseases 2 BELARUS BHUTAN Head of delegation Head of delegation Valery Malashko Chewang Rinzin Minister of Health Deputy Chief Program Officer National TB Control Programme Members Department of Public Health Ministry of Health Maksim Yermalovich First Deputy Minister Members Ministry of Finance Anatoli Hrushkousky Pema Tenzing Head Chest Physician Department of Foreign Affairs Lungtenphu Hospital Ministry of Health Norbu Wangchuk Maryna Sachek Chief Planning Officer Director Gross National Happiness Commission Ministry of Health The State Institution ‘Republican Scientific BOLIVIA and Practical Center for Medical Technologies, Informatization Administration and Management Head of delegation of Health’ Alvaro Terrazas Pelaez BENIN Viceministro de Salud y Promoción Head of delegation Members Alassane Seidou Eliana Aguilar Olivarez Ministre de la Santé Profesional Técnico Área de Relaciones Internacionales Members Ministerio de Salud y Promoción Walter Arancibia Alaca Severin Komlan Anagonou Yehouenou Chargé d'Affaires Embajada de Bolivia en Moscú Coordonnateur du Programme National Svetlana Redko de Lutte contre la Tuberculose Intérprete Melchior Athanase Joël Codjovi Aissi Embajada de Bolivia en Moscú Secrétaire Exécutif Conseil National de Lutte contre le VIH/Sida, la Tuberculose, la Paludisme, les Infections Sexcuellement Transmissibles et les Epidémies 3 BOTSWANA BULGARIA Head of delegation Head of delegation Dikgang Phillip Makgalemele Svetlana Yordanova Assistant to the Minister Deputy Minister of Health Ministry of Health and Wellness Members Members Tonka Varleva Veronica Manana Leburu Director of Directorate “Health Promotion Acting Director of Public Health And Prophylaxis of Diseases and Ministry of Health and Wellness Addictions” Ministry of Health BRAZIL BURKINA FASO Head of delegation Head of delegation Antônio Carlos Nardi Vice Minister of Health Adjima Combary Coordinateur du Programme National de Members Lutte Contre la Tuberculose Ministère de la santé Alexandre Fonseca Santos Programme Director Members Ministry of Health Denise Arakaki Sanchez Gisele Marie Euphemie Badoum Ouedraogo Coordinator of National Tuberculosis Pneumologue Programme Ministère de la santé Ministry of Health Drissa Lengane Antonio Luis Espinola Salgado Medecin de santé publique Ambassador Ministère de la santé Embassy to the Russian Federation Fábio Vaz Pitaluga BURUNDI Minister Counsellor Embassy to the Russian Federation Head of delegation Lucas Sversut Second Secretary Embassy to the Russian Federation Nsanzerugeze Joselyne Leonid Lukashev Assistante du Ministre de la Santé Publique Interpreter et de la Lutte contre le SIDA Embassy to the Russian Federation 4 Members CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC Pierre Claver Ndayihereje Head of delegation Directeur Général de la Planification Thaddee Ndikumana Somse Pierre Directeur du Programme Intégré de Lutte Ministre de la Santé et de la Population contre la Tuberculose et Lèpre Members CAMBODIA Youssoufa Yerima Mandjo Head of delegation Ministre de l'élevage et de la Santé Animale Tan Vuoch Chheng CHAD Secretary of State Ministry of Health Head of delegation Members Oumar Abdelhadi Coordonateur du programme National de Mao Tan Eang lutte contre la Tuberculose Director National Center for Tuberculosis and Members Leprosy Control Ministry of Health Myandjingar Yangar CANADA Directeur-Général Adj. de la santé Environnementale et de la lutte contre la Maladie Head of delegation CHINA (PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF) Njoo Howard Deputy Chief Public Health Officer and Head of delegation Acting Vice-President Public Health Agency Li Bin Minister Members National Health and Family Planning Commission (NHPC) Pierre Blais Deputy Director Members Global Affairs Yang Zhang Director-General Department of International Cooperation NHPC 5 Bin Wang CONGO Deputy Director-General Bureau of Disease Prevention and Control Head of delegation Ding Ximing Division Director General Office Franck Hardain Okemba-Okombi NHPC Chef du Programme national de lutte contre la Tuberculose Mei Yang Ministère de la Santé Publique Division Director Bureau of Disease Prevention and Control NHPC COSTA RICA Gu Zhiqiang Deputy Division Director Head of delegation Department of International Cooperation NHPC Karen Mayorga Cong Ze Ministra de Salud Principal Staff Member Rectora del Sector Salud, Nutrición y Department of International Cooperation Deporte NHPC CROATIA COLOMBIA Head of delegation Head of delegation Tomislav Dulibic Adriana Maria Castro Lopez State Secretary of Health Counsellor-Chargé d’Affairs Embassy to the Russian Federation Members Members Vera Katalinic-Jankovic Assistant Minister Mariana Uribe Cruz Ministry of Health Second Secretary Krunoslav Capak Embassy to the Russian Federation Director Rosa Voloj Lederman Institute of Public Health Embassy to the Russian Federation Tonci Stanicic Anastasia Reutskaya Ambassador Extraordinary and Interpreter Plenipotentiary Embassy to the Russian Federation Embassy to the Russian Federation Maja Foretic Pecnik Minister Counsellor Ministry of Health 6 CUBA DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Head of delegation Head of delegation Francisco Alberto Duran Oly Ilunga Kalenga a.i. Viceministro de Salud Pública Ministre de la Santé Director de Epidemiología Ministerio de Salud Pública Members Members Emmanuel Lukombe Balamutshu Sécretaire General a.i. à la Santé Rolando Zayas Michel Kaswa Kayomo Consejero a cargo de temas de salud Directeur Embajada de Cuba en Moscú Programme National de Lutte Contre la Tuberculose CZECH REPUBLIC Ghyslaine Mabeluanga Diakiese Directrice Head of delegation Ligue Antituberculeuse et Antilépreuse Jiri Wallenfel DENMARK Head of National Tuberculosis Surveillance Unit Head of delegation Ministry of Health Søren Brostrøm DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA Director General The Danish Health Authority Head of delegation Members Pak Myong Su Director Søborg Bolette Bureau of State Hygiene Inspection Chief Physician Ministry of Public Health Division for Evidence, Education and Emergency Services Members The Danish Health Authority Troels Lillebæk Choe Tong Chol Director Consultant Director of TB Department Infectious Disease Specialist Ministry of Public Health Division of Diagnostics and Infection Control Ko Jin Hyok Statens Serum Institute (SSI) Interpreter Ministry of Public Health 7 DJIBOUTI Members Head of delegation Inti Quevedo Subsecretaria Nacional de Vigilancia de la Ali Kamil Mohamed Salud Pública Ambassadeur de Djibouti à Moscou Ministerio de Salud Pública Scheznarda Fernandez Members Viceministra de Inclusión Social Patricio Munoz Embajada del Ecuador en Moscú Said Assoweh Ahmed Nikita Filimonov Directeur des Régions Ministère de la Santé Embajada del Ecuador en Moscú Farah Guelle Moussa Directeur de l'Hôpital Pneumophtisiologie EGYPT “Dr Chakib Saad” Ministère de la Santé Head of delegation Abdourahman Elmi Hassan Directeur Safaa Mourad Direction du Médicament, de la Pharmacie et des Laboratoires Undersecretary Ministère de la Santé Department of Foreign
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