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List of Participants List of participants 70th Anniversary of the UNECE Inland Transport Committee Week (Geneva, 20-24 February 2017) Start Date: Monday, February 20, 2017 End Date: Friday, February 24, 2017 Participants: 534 Governments (UNECE Bodies) - ECE Member States Albania Mr. Bahri SHAQIRI Sheshi Skenderbej No. 5 Tirana Deputy Minister of Transport and Infrastructure of the Albania Republic of Albania Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure Website: www.transporti.gov.al/ Mr. Thimjo PLAKU Mr. Muharrem CAKAJ Mr. Arber HITAJ Sheshi Skenderbej No. 5 Tirana Advisor to the Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Albania of the Republic of Albania Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure Website: www.transporti.gov.al/ Austria H.E. Mr. Thomas HAJNOCZI (HoD) Case postale 68 1211 Geneva 20 Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Switzerland Permanent Representative Permanent Mission of Austria to the United Nations Office and specialized institutions in Geneva Mr. Markus RADL Radetzkystrasse 2 A-1030 Vienna Ministerial Councillor - International Affairs Austria Department I/K1 - EU Affairs Federal Ministry of Transport, Innovation and Technology Ms. Charline VAN DER BEEK Avenue Giuseppe Motta 35-37 1202 Geneva Attaché Switzerland Permanent Mission of Austria 1 Friday, February 24, 2017 70th Anniversary of the UNECE Inland Transport Committee Week (Geneva, Governments (UNECE Bodies) - ECE Member States 20-24 February 2017) Mr. Andreas ZIMMER Am Hauptbahnhof 2 A-1100 Wien Coordinator Research of Development Austria Rail Cargo Austria AG Azerbaijan H.E. Mr. Vaqif SADIQOV (HoD) Route des Fayards 237 1290 Versoix Ambassador, Permanent Representative Switzerland Permanent Mission of the Republic of Azerbaijan Mr. Emil HASANOV Route des Fayards 237 1290 Versoix Counsellor Switzerland Permanent Mission of the Republic of Azerbaijan Mr. Ravil ISGANDAROV Tbilisi Ave., 1054 1122 Baku Head of Unit Azerbaijan Department of Coordination & License in the Transport Ministry of Transport Mr. Elnur ABDULLAYEV 1053 Tbilisi Avenue AZ-1122 Baku Head of State Road Transport Service Azerbaijan Ministry of Transport of Republic of Azerbaijan Website: http://www.mot.gov.az/ or http://www.mintrans.az/ Mr. Javid NAJAFOV 1053 Tbilisi Avenue AZ-1122 Baku Head of Administration Azerbaijan Ministry of Transport of Republic of Azerbaijan Website: http://www.mot.gov.az/ or http://www.mintrans.az/ Belarus Mr. Aliaksei AURAMENKA (HoD) 21, Chicherina str., 220029 Minsk Deputy Minister of Transport and Communications of the Republic of Belarus Ministry of Transport and Communications of the Republic of Belarus Mr. Yury AMBRAZEVICH Avenue de la Paix 15 1211 Geneva 20 Ambassador Switzerland Permanent Mission of the Republic of Belarus to the United Nations Office and other international organizations in Geneva Mr. Aleksandr OPIMAKH Avenue de la Paix 15 1202 Geneva Deputy Permanent Representative Switzerland Permanent Mission of the Republic of Belarus to the United Nations Office and other international organizations in Geneva 2 Friday, February 24, 2017 70th Anniversary of the UNECE Inland Transport Committee Week (Geneva, Governments (UNECE Bodies) - ECE Member States 20-24 February 2017) Ms. Nastassia SIAMASHKA 21, Chicherina Minsk Director of International Economic Relations Belarus Department Ministry of Transport and Communications Mr. Siarhei DUBINA Chicherina str. 21, 220029 Minsk Head of Road and Urban Transport Department Belarus Ministry of Transport and Communications Website: www.mintrans.by Ms. Darya KUDELEVICH 1202 Geneva Switzerland Third Secretary Permanenet Mission of the Republic of Belarus Mr. Andrei KARALEU Platonova. 22 220005 Minsk General Director Belarus Belarusian Research Institute of Transport "TRANSTEKHNIKA" Website: www.transtekhnika.by Mr. Aleksey AFANASSIEV Platonova str.,22-504 220005 Minsk Head of Water Transport Research Department Belarus Belorussian Research Institute of Transport "Transtekhnika" Website: www.transtekhnika.by Belgium H.E. Mr. François BELLOT (HoD) SPF Mobilité et Transports City Atrium Minister for Mobility of Belgium Rue du Progrès 56 Ministry for Mobility and Transport of Belgium 1210 Bruxelles Belgium Website: www.mobilit.belgium.be Mr. Geert MUYLLE Ambassador Permanent Mission of Belgium to the United Nations Office in Geneva Mr. Christophe LEURIDENT Counsellor Minister's Office Ms. Sylviane WILANTE Spokesperson of the Minister for Mobility of Belgium 3 Friday, February 24, 2017 70th Anniversary of the UNECE Inland Transport Committee Week (Geneva, Governments (UNECE Bodies) - ECE Member States 20-24 February 2017) Mr. Kristof SCHOCKAERT Rue de la Loi, 61-63 B-1040 Brussels Belgium Permanent Representation of Belgium to the European Union - Mobility and Transport Ms. Sandrine PLATTEAU moillebeau 58 1209 geneva 1st Secretary Switzerland PR Belgium Mr. Sim TURF Koning Albert II-laan 20 box 2 1000 Brussel Policy officer inland navigation Belgium Flemish Government - Department of Mobility and Public Works Mr. Barthold VAN ACKER Havenstraat 44 3500 Hasselt RIS Project Manager Belgium De Vlaamse Waterweg nv Mr. David WEYTSMAN SPF Mobilité et Transports City Atrium Deputy Chief of Staff to the Minister for Mobility of Rue du Progrès 56 Belgium 1210 Bruxelles Ministry for Mobility and Transport of Belgium Belgium Website: www.mobilit.belgium.be Bosnia and Herzegovina H.E. Mr. Ismir JUSKO (HoD) TRG B&H 1 71000 Sarajevo Minister of Communications and Transport of Bosnia Bosnia and Herzegovina and Herzegovina Ministry of Communications and Transport of Bosnia Website: www.mkt.gov.ba and Herzegovina Ms. Lucija LJUBIC Rue Lamartine 22 bis 1203 Geneva Ambassador Switzerland Permanent Mission of Bosnia and Herzegovina Mr. Nihad DŽANKO TRG B&H 1 71000 Sarajevo Security Escort Bosnia and Herzegovina Directory for Coordination of Police Bodies of B&H Ms. Snežana MASTILOVIC Trg BiH 1 71000 sarajevo Adviser for Technical issues (TEM National Bosnia and Herzegovina Coordinator) Ministry of Communications and Transport of Bosnia and Herzegovina 4 Friday, February 24, 2017 70th Anniversary of the UNECE Inland Transport Committee Week (Geneva, Governments (UNECE Bodies) - ECE Member States 20-24 February 2017) Mr. Igor PEJIC Ministarstvo komunikacija i transporta Trg Bosne i Hercegovine 3/III General Secretary 71000 Sarajevo Ministry of Communications and Transport of Bosnia Bosnia and Herzegovina and Herzegovina Ms. Jasmina SARAJLIC Rue Lamartine 22 bis 1203 Geneve Deputy Permanent Representative Switzerland Permanent Mission of Bosnia and Herzegovina to the UN and other International Organizations in Geneva Bulgaria Ms. Deyana Georgieva KOSTADINOVA (HoD) 16, Chemin des Cretes-de-Pregny 1292 Chambesy, Geneva Ambassador, Permanent Representative Switzerland Permanent Mission of the Republic of Bulgaria Mr. Rakovski LASHEV 16, Chemin des Cretes-de-Pregny 1292 Chambesy, Geneva Ambassador, Deputy Permanent Representative, Switzerland Permanent Mission of the Republic of Bulgaria to the UN Office and other international organizations at Geneva Permanent Mission of the Republic of Bulgaria Canada Mr. Jeffrey GUTHRIE 351, boul. Saint-Joseph K1A 0H3 Gatineau Senior Engineer Canada Environment and Climate Change Canada Croatia Mr. Tomislav MIHOTIĆ (HoD) Prisavlje 14 10 000 Zagreb State Secretary for Infrastructure Croatia Ministry of the Sea, Transport and Infrastructure H.E. Ms. Vesna BATISTIC KOS Chemin Docteur Jean-Louis Prévost 21-21A 1209 Geneva Ambassador, Permanent Representative Switzerland Permanent Mission of Croatia Mrs. Alida MATKOVIC Chemin Docteur Jean-Louis Prévost 21-21A 1209 Geneva Minister Counsellor Switzerland Permanent Mission of Croatia Mr. Zoran KOSTIĆ Prisavlje 14 10 000 Zagreb Senior Adviser Croatia Ministry of the Sea, Transport and Infrastructure 5 Friday, February 24, 2017 70th Anniversary of the UNECE Inland Transport Committee Week (Geneva, Governments (UNECE Bodies) - ECE Member States 20-24 February 2017) Mr. Ivica JUJNOVIC Luliceva 25 Makarska Experts on Road Signs and Signals Croatia Ministry of Maritime Affairs, Transport and Infrastructure Czech Republic Ms. Blanka BEDNAROVA (HoD) nábř. Ludvíka Svobody 11200 Prague Deputy Director, Head of International Relations Unit Czech Republic Ministry of Transport Mr. Jan KÁRA (HoD) Chemin Louis-Dunant 17 Geneva Ambassador and Permanent Representative Switzerland Permanent Mission of the Czech Republic Mr. Ondrej KALIS Nabr. L. Svobody 12 110 00 Prague 1 Traffic Engineer Czech Republic Ministry of Transport Ms. Simona KRSTEVOVÁ nábř. L. Svobody 1222/12 110 15 Prague 1 Czech Republic Foreign Affairs and EU department Ministry of Transport Mr. Petr MARTINEK 17 chemin Louis-Dunant 1211 Geneva First Secretary Switzerland Economic, Environmental and Technological Affairs Permanent Mission of the Czech Republic Estonia Mr. Meelis TELLISKIVI (HoD) 463A, Parnu Road 10916 Tallinn Deputy Director General Estonia Estonian Road Administration Ms. Diana LORENTS 463A, Parnu Road 10916 Tallinn Head of Public Relations Department Estonia Estonian Road Administration Mr. Veikko MONTONEN Estonian Permanent Mission to UN 28A, Chemin du Petit Saconnex Second Secretary 1209 Geneva Permanent Mission of the Republic of Estonia to the Switzerland United Nations Office and other international organizations in Geneva 6 Friday, February 24, 2017 70th Anniversary of the UNECE Inland Transport Committee Week (Geneva, Governments (UNECE Bodies) - ECE Member States 20-24 February 2017) Ms. Ulvi POLLU 463A, Parnu Road 10916 Tallinn External Relations Manager Estonia Estonian Road Administration Ms.
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