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Composition De L'assemblee De La Sante Membership of the Health A61/VR page 1 COMPOSITION DE L’ASSEMBLEE DE LA SANTE MEMBERSHIP OF THE HEALTH ASSEMBLY LISTE DES DELEGUES ET AUTRES PARTICIPANTS LIST OF DELEGATES AND OTHER PARTICIPANTS DELEGATIONS DES ETATS MEMBRES DELEGATIONS OF MEMBER STATES AFGHANISTAN – AFGHANISTAN Dr G. Mtshali Ambassador, Permanent Representative, Chef de délégation – Chief delegate Geneva Dr F. Kakar Suppléant(s) – Alternate(s) Deputy Minister of Public Health Ms M.K. Matsau Délégué(s) – Delegate(s) Deputy Director-General, Strategic Health Programmes, Ministry of Health Dr N. Tarzi Ambassador, Permanent Representative, Ms N. Dladla Geneva Health Attaché, Permanent Mission, Geneva Dr H. Ahmadzai Dr E.L. Makubalo Acting Director, International Relations Cluster Manager, Health Information Department, Ministry of Public Health Evaluation and Research, Ministry of Health Suppléant(s) – Alternate(s) Dr Y.G. Pillay Cluster Manager, Strategic Planning Dr A. Mashkoor Head of HMIS, Ministry of Public Health Conseiller(s) – Adviser(s) Mr O.K. Noori Mr M.M. Msimang First Secretary, Permanent Mission, Geneva Ms L.N. Jajula Mr D. Hachemi Member of the Executive Council for Health, Second Secretary, Permanent Mission, Geneva Eastern Cape Provincial Government Dr A. Noori Ms E.S. Selao Assistant to the Deputy Minister of Public Member of the Executive Council for Health, Health Northern Cape Provincial Government AFRIQUE DU SUD – SOUTH AFRICA Dr P. Dlamini Coordinator, New Partnership for Africa’s Chef de délégation – Chief delegate Development (NEPAD) Dr M.E. Tshabalala Msimang Dr F.G. Benson Minister of Health Cluster Manager, Communicable Diseases Délégué(s) – Delegate(s) Ms M. Hela Cluster Manager, Pharmaceutical Policy and Mr T.D. Mseleku Planning Director-General, Ministry of Health A61/VR page 2 Ms P. Netshidzhiveni ALGERIE – ALGERIA Cluster Manager, Clinical Trials Management Chef de délégation – Chief delegate Ms V.D. Moodley Director, Health Promotion M. A. Tou Ministre de la Santé, de la Population et de la Ms L. Moeng Réforme hospitalière Director, Nutrition Délégué(s) – Delegate(s) Mr L.S. Mngadi Media Liaison Officer, Ministry of Health M. I. Jazaïry Ambassadeur, Représentant permanent, Ms N. Minty Genève Director, North–South Cooperation Dr R. Bouakaz Mr B.G. Bench Directeur des Services de Santé, Ministère de Deputy Director, Protocol, Ministry of Health la Santé, de la Population et de la Réforme hospitalière Ms Z.M. Zitha Personal Assistant to the Minister of Health Suppléant(s) – Alternate(s) Ms N. Ndwande Dr M. Ouahdi Administrative Support, Ministry of Health Directeur de la Prévention, Ministère de la Santé, de la Population et de la Réforme Ms Z. Mthembu hospitalière Consultant, Ministry of Health M. L. Djacta Ms B. George Représentant permanent adjoint, Genève Support Official M. M. Chabane ALBANIE – ALBANIA Conseiller diplomatique, Mission permanente, Genève Chef de délégation – Chief delegate M. E.-H. El Bey Mr N. Ndoka Conseiller diplomatique, Mission permanente, Minister of Health Genève Délégué(s) – Delegate(s) Dr S. Amrani Chargée de Programme, Ministère de la Santé, Mr S. Qerimaj de la Population et de la Réforme hospitalière Ambassador, Permanent Representative, Geneva Dr S. Magmoun Suppléant(s) – Alternate(s) Chargée de Programme, Ministère de la Santé, de la Population et de la Réforme hospitalière Mr G. Bejtja Director of Public Health, Ministry of Health M. A. Osmane Sous-directeur des Affaires sociales et Ms M. Pistoli culturelles internationales, Ministère des Second Secretary, Permanent Mission, Geneva Affaires étrangères Conseiller(s) – Adviser(s) Mr P. Mersini Adviser to the Minister of Health A61/VR page 3 ALLEMAGNE – GERMANY Mr R. Krech Head of Section, German Agency for Chef de délégation – Chief delegate Technical Cooperation (GTZ), Division of Health, Education and Social Protection Mrs M. Caspers-Merk Parliamentary State Secretary, Federal Mr A. Döhmen Ministry of Health Attaché, Permanent Mission, Geneva Chef adjoint de la délégation – Deputy chief Mrs C. Tzimas delegate Adviser, Federal Ministry of Health Dr R. Schweppe Mr T. Ifland Ambassador, Permanent Representative, Adviser, Federal Ministry of Health Geneva Ms J. Lübke Délégué(s) – Delegate(s) Adviser, Permanent Mission, Geneva Dr E. Seeba Dr A. Brandrup-Lukanow Director-General, Federal Ministry of Health Consultant/Adviser, International Public Health Suppléant(s) – Alternate(s) ANDORRE – ANDORRA Mrs B.M. Siefker-Eberle Deputy Permanent Representative, Geneva Chef de délégation – Chief delegate Mr U. Scholten Mrs M. Gil Torné Deputy Director-General, Federal Ministry of Minister of Health, Social Welfare, Family and Health Housing Mrs D. Reitenbach Délégué(s) – Delegate(s) Head of Division, Federal Ministry of Health Mr X. Espot Miró Dr P. Pompe Ambassador, Permanent Representative, Head of Division, Federal Ministry of Health Geneva Mr R. Schröer Mrs C. Pallarés Papaseit Deputy Head of Division, Federal Ministry for Director, Health Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Health, Social Welfare, Family and Housing Mrs M. Horn Suppléant(s) – Alternate(s) Personal Assistant to the Parliamentary State Secretary, Federal Ministry of Health Mr J.M. Casals Alís Head, Food and Nutrition Unit, Ministry of Mrs A. Konrad Health, Social Welfare, Family and Housing First Secretary, Permanent Mission, Geneva Mr X. Trota Bolló Mr L. Selwig First Secretary, Deputy Permanent First Secretary, Permanent Mission, Geneva Representative, Geneva Mr G. Berkmeier Mrs J. Sala Branchadell Attaché, Permanent Mission, Geneva Adviser, Permanent Mission, Geneva A61/VR page 4 ANGOLA – ANGOLA Délégué(s) – Delegate(s) Chef de délégation – Chief delegate Dr R.S. Thomas Ministry of Health Dr A.R. Sicato Minister of Health ARABIE SAOUDITE – SAUDI ARABIA Délégué(s) – Delegate(s) Chef de délégation – Chief delegate Mr A. do Nascimento Dr H.A. Al-Manea Ambassador, Permanent Representative, Minister of Health Geneva Délégué(s) – Delegate(s) Dr A.R. Neto Director, Ministry of Health Dr A. Attar Ambassador, Permanent Representative, Suppléant(s) – Alternate(s) Geneva Dr F.J.P.C. Fortes Prince A. bin Ahmed bin Abdelaziz Director, Endemic Diseases, Ministry of Health Suppléant(s) – Alternate(s) Dr I. Maló Tomás Dr M. bin Nasser Al-Howasi Director, Ministry of Health Dr K. bin A. Al-Zahrani Dr J. Bastos dos Santos Director, Ministry of Health Mr A. bin H. Al Zawawi Dr S.M.R.N. de Miranda Dr T. bin A. Malibari Adviser, Ministry of Health Dr S. bint M. Maki Dr D. Mpembele Adviser to the Minister of Health Mr F. Al Eisa Dr E. Ambriz Dr A. bint S. Al Shamari Director, Ministry of Health Mrs M.H. Ayesh Dra. A. Carvalho Director, Public Health, Ministry of Health Mr F. bin E. Al Dosari Mrs N.M. Saraiva Dr A. bin I. Al Rajehi Assistant for Health Issues, Permanent Mission, Geneva Dr S. bin S. Al-Barak ANTIGUA-ET BARBUDA – ANTIGUA Mr A. Al Hababi AND BARBUDA Mrs R. bint K. Al Shobayan Chef de délégation – Chief delegate ARGENTINE – ARGENTINA Mr J. Maginley Chef de délégation – Chief delegate Minister of Health Sr. A. Hernández Secretario de Determinantes de la Salud y Relaciones Sanitarias, Ministerio de Salud A61/VR page 5 Chef adjoint de la délégation – Deputy chief Délégué(s) – Delegate(s) delegate Ms H. Simonyan Sr. A.J. Dumont Third Secretary, Permanent Mission, Geneva Embajador, Representante Permanente, Ginebra AUSTRALIE – AUSTRALIA Délégué(s) – Delegate(s) Chef de délégation – Chief delegate Dr. C.A. Soratti Ms J. Halton Secretario de Políticas, Regulación e Institutos, Secretary, Department of Health and Ageing Ministerio de Salud Délégué(s) – Delegate(s) Suppléant(s) – Alternate(s) Ms J. Bennett Sra. H.D. Giri Principal Adviser, Mental Health and Presidente, Comisión de Salud y Deportes del Workforce Division, Department of Health and Senado de la Nación Ageing Sr. J.H. Sylvestre-Begnis Professor J. Horvath Presidente, Comisión de Acción Social y Salud Chief Medical Officer, Department of Health Pública de la Cámara de Diputados and Ageing Sra. A. Maza Suppléant(s) – Alternate(s) Senadora Ms M. Brown Sr. S. Tobar Deputy Permanent Representative, Chargé Director Nacional de Relaciones d’affaires, Geneva Internacionales, Ministerio de Salud Ms C. Patterson Sr. P. Cavaleri Minister Counsellor (Health), Permanent Consejero, Misión Permanente, Ginebra Mission, Geneva Srta. I.G. Fastame Mr S. Commar Primer Secretario, Misión Permanente, Assistant Secretary, Department of Health and Ginebra Ageing ARMENIE – ARMENIA Mr S. Cotterell Assistant Secretary, Health Policy Taskforce Chef de délégation – Chief delegate Branch, Department of Health and Ageing Dr A. Babloyan Ms V. Murphy Chairman, Standing Committee on Social, State Manager, New South Wales State Office, Health and Environmental Issues, National Department of Health and Ageing Assembly Mr N. McFarlane Chef adjoint de la délégation – Deputy chief Counsellor (Development), Permanent delegate Mission, Geneva Mr Z. Mnatsakanian Ms J. Duke Ambassador, Permanent Representative, Counsellor (Immigration), Permanent Mission, Geneva Geneva Mr S. Thom First Secretary, Permanent Mission, Geneva A61/VR page 6 Ms A. Mercuri Délégué(s) – Delegate(s) Health and HIV Themic Group, AusAID Mr R. Novruzov Dr T. Poletti Third Secretary, Permanent Mission, Geneva Adviser (Development Cooperation), Permanent Mission, Geneva Conseiller(s) – Adviser(s) AUTRICHE – AUSTRIA Mr S. Abdullayev Head, International Relations Department, Chef de délégation – Chief delegate Ministry of Health Professor H. Hrabcik BAHAMAS – BAHAMAS Director-General of Public Health, Federal Ministry of Health, Family
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