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Final List of Participants HDIM.ODIHR/0659/19/EN 17 October 2019 OSCE Human Dimension Implementation Meeting 2019 FINAL LIST OF PARTICIPANTS Warsaw, 16 - 27 September 2019 OSCE Delegations / Partners for Co-operation Albania Amb. Igli HASANI Permanent Mission of the Republic of Albania to the International Ambassador, Permanent Representative Organizations in Vienna Website: - Mrs. Blerta DERHEMI Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs of Albania Head of Human Dimension Unit, Albanian Task Force OSBE - 2020 Website: http://punetejashtme.gov.al/en/ Mr. Petrika JORGJI Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs of Albania Coordinator - OSCE Task Force Website: http://punetejashtme.gov.al/en/ Mrs. Viola KALOSHI Permanent Mission of the Republic of Albania to the International First Secretary Organizations in Vienna Website: - Mr. Arber VEIZI Embassy of the Republic of Albania in Warsaw Second Secretary Website: www.ambasadat.gov.al/poland/sq Mrs. Alba BROJKA Special Representative of 2020 CiO on Youth and Security Special Representative on Youth and Security Website: https://punetejashtme.gov.al/en/ Germany Ms. Katharina SCHEUFELE ZIF - Center for International Peace Operations HR Desk Officer Website: https://www.zif-berlin.org/ Amb. Gesa BRAEUTIGAM Permanent Mission of Germany to the OSCE Head of Mission Website: www.osze.diplo.de Amb. Michaela KUECHLER Federal Foreign Office Special Representative for Relations with Jewish Organisations Website: www.auswaertiges-amt.de Mrs. Helga Margarete BARTH Federal Foreign Office Coordinator for Sustainable Development, Director for Human Rights, Website: www.auswaertiges-amt.de International Affairs and Social Affairs Ms. Laura OFFEN Federal Foreign Office Intern Website: www.auswaertiges-amt.de Ms. Luise Claudia SEIDEL Federal Foreign Office Legal Trainee Website: www.auswaertiges-amt.de Mrs. Friederike Stephanie Inka STEGLICH Federal Foreign Office Head of Political Section Website: www.auswaertiges-amt.de Ms. Kristina THONY Federal Foreign Office Deputy Head of Unit Website: www.auswaertiges-amt.de Mrs. Cora Elina WEGEMUND Federal Foreign Office Intern Website: www.auswaertiges-amt.de Mrs. Luisa Margitta BRAUN Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media Website: - Ms. Mirjam SIEBER Federal Ministry of the Interior, Building and Community Website: https://www.bmi.bund.de/EN/home/home_node.html Mr. Michael QUAAS German Embassy Expert Website: https://polen.diplo.de/ Mrs. Winnie SWITAKOWSKI German Embassy Website: https://polen.diplo.de/ Mr. Heinrich HAUPT Permanent Mission of Germany to the OSCE Deputy Head of Mission Website: www.osze.diplo.de Mr. Philipp Veit HERZOG Permanent Mission of Germany to the OSCE Head of Office - Federal Government Commissioner for Human Rights Policy and Website: www.osze.diplo.de Humanitarian Aid Dr. Baerbel KOFLER Permanent Mission of Germany to the OSCE Federal Government Commissioner for Human Rights Policy and Humanitarian Website: www.osze.diplo.de Assistance Ms. Cordula GEINITZ Permanent Mission of Germany to the OSCE First Secretary Website: www.osze.diplo.de United States of America Amb. James GILMORE U.S. Department of State Ambassador Website: www.state.gov Amb. Georgette MOSBACHER Embassy of the United States of America Ambassador Website: https://pl.usembassy.gov/pl/ Amb. Elan CARR U.S. Department of State Participation in human dimension meetings is subject to self-registration. The participants bear the responsibility for the accuracy and content of the information they submit during the self-registration. The registration does not imply any endorsement by the OSCE, ODIHR, of the names or status shown in this list and is without prejudice to OSCE decisions and commitments. Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Anti-Semitism Website: www.state.gov Ms. Kristina Ana ARRIAGA U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom Vice Chair Website: www.uscirf.gov Dr. Dwight BASHIR-ELAHI U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom Director of Research and Policy Website: www.uscirf.gov Dr. Jason MORTON U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom Policy Analyst Website: www.uscirf.gov Mr. Jean-Francois HERNANDEZ U.S. Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe Staff Associate Website: www.csce.gov Mr. Nathaniel David HURD U.S. Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe Senior Policy Advisor Website: www.csce.gov Mr. Alex Thomas JOHNSON U.S. Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe Chief of Staff Website: www.csce.gov Ms. Shannon Nicole SIMRELL U.S. Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe Senior Policy Adviser Website: www.csce.gov Dr. Mischa THOMPSON U.S. Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe Sr. Policy Advisor Website: www.csce.gov Mr. Mark TONER U.S. Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe Senior Advisor Website: www.csce.gov Ms. Amanda Rose AHLERS U.S. Department of State Political Officer Website: www.state.gov Mr. Walter ANDONOV U.S. Department of State Political Officer Website: www.state.gov Ms. Nida ANSARI U.S. Department of State Website: www.state.gov Mrs. Esther Mccarty AUGUSTYN U.S. Department of State Office Manager Website: www.state.gov Mr. Adi BERBERKIC U.S. Department of State Computer Management Assistant Website: www.state.gov Mr. Brian BREUHAUS U.S. Department of State Political Officer, U.S. Embassy Athens Website: www.state.gov Mr. Frederick BRUST U.S. Department of State Deputy OSCE Coordinator, Office of European Security and Political Affairs Website: www.state.gov Mr. Brian CAMPBELL U.S. Department of State Officer - Bureau of Human Rights and Labor Website: www.state.gov Ms. Dana CASTAGNA U.S. Department of State Foreign Affairs Officer Website: www.state.gov Ms. Lynne DAVIDSON U.S. Department of State Senior Advisor, Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor Website: www.state.gov Ms. Stacy Bernard DAVIS U.S. Department of State Unit Chief, Europe - Office of International Religious Freedom Website: www.state.gov Mr. Dustin DEGRANDE U.S. Department of State Political Officer Website: www.state.gov Ms. Rebecca DOFFING U.S. Department of State Website: www.state.gov Mr. James DONEGAN U.S. Department of State Director - European Security and Political Affairs Website: www.state.gov Mr. Nathan GEORGE U.S. Department of State Foreign Affairs Officer Website: www.state.gov Ms. Orly KEINER U.S. Department of State Website: www.state.gov Ms. Jennifer LAURENDEAU U.S. Department of State Website: www.state.gov Mr. Peter A LOSSAU U.S. Department of State Political Officer Website: www.state.gov Mr. Charles MCGRIGG U.S. Department of State Information Management Specialist Website: www.state.gov Mr. Wayne Ryan MICHAELS U.S. Department of State Information Resource Management Website: www.state.gov Mr. Richard PAYNE-HOLMES U.S. Department of State External Political Unit Chief (Embassy Warsaw) Website: www.state.gov Participation in human dimension meetings is subject to self-registration. The participants bear the responsibility for the accuracy and content of the information they submit during the self-registration. The registration does not imply any endorsement by the OSCE, ODIHR, of the names or status shown in this list and is without prejudice to OSCE decisions and commitments. Mr. Jean PIERRE-LOUIS U.S. Department of State Deputy Political Counselor, U.S. Embassy Ottawa (Canada) Website: www.state.gov Mr. Christopher ROBINSON U.S. Department of State Deputy Assistant Secretary Website: www.state.gov Mr. Carstens ROGER U.S. Department of State Deputy Assistant Secretary Website: www.state.gov Mr. Erik RYAN U.S. Department of State Foreign Service Officer Website: www.state.gov Mr. Gregory SIMKISS U.S. Department of State Website: www.state.gov Ms. Marguerite WALTER U.S. Department of State Website: www.state.gov Mr. Che Kwang LEE U.S. Department of State Political Officer, U.S. Embassy in The Hague Website: www.state.gov Ms. Lane Darnell BAHL United States Mission to the OSCE Acting Political Counselor Website: - Ms. Claudette BERGERON United States Mission to the OSCE Executive Assistant / OMS Website: - Mr. Michael GOWER United States Mission to the OSCE Information Assistant Website: - Ms. Christine HARPER United States Mission to the OSCE Website: - Ms. Janice HELWIG United States Mission to the OSCE Representative of the Helsinki Commission Website: - Mr. Harry KAMIAN United States Mission to the OSCE Chargé d’Affaires a.i. Website: - Ms. Mahvish KHAN United States Mission to the OSCE Multimedia Coordinator Website: - Ms. Signe LEMBACHER United States Mission to the OSCE Protocol Assistant Website: - Mr. Gregory Paul MACRIS United States Mission to the OSCE Deputy Chief of Mission Website: - Ms. Elaine PAPLOS United States Mission to the OSCE Public Affairs Counselor Website: - Ms. Kathleen SAMUEL-AHL United States Mission to the OSCE Political Specialist Website: - Ms. Christine SCHEDL United States Mission to the OSCE Information Assistant Website: - Ms. Veronika SPERL United States Mission to the OSCE Information Assistant Website: - Mrs. Karissa SYLVESTER United States Mission to the OSCE Event Coordinator Website: - Mr. Benjamin COBURN Embassy of the United States of America Second Secretary Website: https://pl.usembassy.gov/pl/ Ms. Trina SAHA Embassy of the United States of America Deputy Political Counselor Website: https://pl.usembassy.gov/pl/ Mr. Brian TEPLICA Embassy of the United States of America Political Officer Website: https://pl.usembassy.gov/pl/ Mr. Michael AHN U.S. Embassy Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina Political Officer Website: - Ms. Zsofia BUDAI U.S.
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