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Attendance—Fund Delegations 229 ATTENDANCE MEMBERS OF FUND DELEGATIONS Islamic Republic of Afghanistan Advisors Rosa de Jesus Sousa Baptista Governor Emanuel Maravilhoso Buchartts Norullah Delawari Alcino Izata Conceicao Alternate Governor Manuel Neto Da Costa Samiullah Ibrahimi Maria Ricardina Da Cruz Advisor Ana Beatriz G. De Creita Da Costa S. Nuri Erbas Cesar Manuel Joao Lucombo Joaquim Luveia Albania Antonio Manuel Governor Manuel Miguel Mario Ardian Fullani Amadeu Leitao Nunes Alternate Governor Antonio Manuel Ramos Da Cruz Sherefedin Shehu Advisors Antigua and Barbuda Gjergji Bojaxhi Governor Mimoza Vangjel Dhembi Errol Cort Nezir Haldeda Temporary Alternate Governor Shkelqim Hoxha Rasona E. Davis Sokol Hysenaj Advisors Gramoz Kolasi Trevor Blake Genci Mamani Deborah-Mae Lovell Gerta Picari Evelina Simoni Argentina Skender Uku Alternate Governor Algeria Martin Redrado Temporary Alternate Governor Governor Javier Augusto Alvaredo Karim Djoudi Advisors Alternate Governor Juan Carlos Barboza Mohammed Laksaci Arnaldo M. Bocco Temporary Alternate Governor Sergio Chodos Ammar Hiouani Jorge Heilpern Advisors Pablo Andres Pereira Rosthom Fadli Hector R. Torres Said Maherzi Republic of Armenia Angola Governor Governor Vartan Khachatryan Rui Miguens Oliveira Alternate Governor Temporary Alternate Governor Tigran Sargsyan Antonio Gomes Furtado 228 ©International Monetary Fund. Not for Redistribution ATTENDANCE—FUND DELEGATIONS 229 Republic of Armenia (continued) The Bahamas Advisors Alternate Governor Arman Israelian Wendy Craigg Hovhannes Karapetyan Advisors George Kocharian Jerry Butler Tatul Margaryan Paul Feeney Armen Shahnazaryan Ishmael Lightbourne Laverne Moxey Australia Chet Neymour Simon D. Wilson Governor David Parker Kingdom of Bahrain Temporary Alternate Governor Jan Harris Governor Advisors Ahmed Bin Mohammed Al- Simon James Duggan Khalifa Steven Morling Alternate Governor Richard Murray Rasheed Mohamed Al-Maraj Kellie Olsen Michelle Leanne Stone Bangladesh Governor Austria A.B. Mirza Md. Azizul Islam Governor Alternate Governor Klaus Liebscher Salehuddin Ahmed Alternate Governor Josef Christl Barbados Advisors Markus Arpa Governor Matthias Bischof Clyde A. Mascoll Irene Freudenschuss-Reichl Alternate Governor Walter Mayr Marion Williams Eva Nowotny Advisors Johann Prader Daniel Boamah Wolfgang Renezeder Donna Forde Andreas Somogyi Michael Ian King Peter Takacs Patrick McCaskie Republic of Azerbaijan Republic of Belarus Governor Governor Samir Sharifov Vasily Matyushevsky Temporary Alternate Governor Alternate Governor Anar Ahmadov Vadim Sergeevich Misyukovets Advisors Advisors Yashar Aliyev Andrei Jumkou Ilgar Mukhtarov Uladzimir Kaliada Ulvi Fuad Seyidzade Mikhail Khvostov Vasily Ivanovich Kornev Oleg Kravchenko Gennady Medvedev ©International Monetary Fund. Not for Redistribution 230 SUMMARY PROCEEDINGS, 2007 Republic of Belarus (continued) Bolivia Oleg Morozov Temporary Alternate Governor Mikhail V. Nikitsenka Maria Nela Prada Uladzimir Novik Advisors Dmitry Poladenko Victor Hugo De la Barra Munoz Sergei Roumas Raul Garron Claure Alexandr Rutkovsky Osvaldo Nina Pavel Shidlovsky Sergey Stetsura Bosnia and Herzegovina Governor Belgium Dragan Vrankic Governor Advisors Guy Quaden Kemal Causevic Alternate Governor Samir Corovic Jean-Pierre Arnoldi Dara Crnic-Babic Advisors Mila Gadzic Laurent Burton Mirza Hajric Ronald De Swert Kemal Kozaric Olivier Henin Ljerka Maric Willy Kiekens Anton Rill David Marechal Lejla Simon Stephane J.M.E.B. Rottier Bisera Turkovic Ljubisa Vladusic Belize Darko Zelenika Temporary Alternate Governor Botswana Yvette Carole Alvarez Governor Benin Linah K. Mohohlo Alternate Governor Alternate Governor Taufila Nyamadzabo Marcel A. de Souza Advisors Advisors Tayani Chankuluba A. Moukadamou Allougbin Ita Mary Mannathoko Paul Derreumux Ontefetse Kenneth Matambo Nounagnon Aristide Djidjoho Andrew Maatla Motsomi Martin Nani Gbedey Moses Dinekere Pelaelo Cyrille Oguin Peggy Onkutlwile Serame D. Robert Zantan Brazil Bhutan Governor Governor Guido Mantega Daw Tenzin Alternate Governor Alternate Governor Henrique de Campos Meirelles Sonam Dema Temporary Alternate Governors Paulo Vieira da Cunha Luiz Eduardo Melin Mario Mesquita Paulo Nogueira Batista, Jr. ©International Monetary Fund. Not for Redistribution ATTENDANCE—FUND DELEGATIONS 231 Brazil (continued) Bulgaria Antonio de Aguiar Patriota Governor Rogerio Studart Ivan Iskrov Alexandre A. Tombini Alternate Governor Advisors Dimiter Ivanovski Maria Isabel Rezende Aboim Advisors Leandro Martins Alves Gergana Beremska Marcio Ayrosa Moreira Rumyana Kyuchukova Luis Antonio Balduino Irena Nikolova Osanan Lima Barros Filho Svetlana Dimitrova Panova Paulo Henrique Braga da Silva Rumen Simeonov Ronaldo Malagoni de Latchezar Stefanov A. Cavalcante Victor Ivanov Yotzov Luciano Galvao Coutinho Jean Marcel Fernandes Burkina Faso Isaac Sidney Menezes Ferreira Ives Fulber Governor Marcos Galvao Jean Baptiste Compaore Admilson Garcia Alternate Governor Fernando Eurico P. Garrido Moumounou Gnankambary Adezio Lima Temporary Alternate Governor Antonio Francisco Lima Neto Justin Damo Baro Carlos Fernando Lagrota R. Lopes Advisors Rogerio Lot Theophile Ahoua Ndoli Otavio L. Medeiros Armand Badiel Jose Carlos Miranda Issa Benjamin Baguian Ricardo de Moraes Monteiro Mori Samata Cisse Helio Mori Papa Lamine Diop Alvaro Luiz Vereda Oliveira Kodzo Mawuna Dossa Augusto Brauna Pinheiro Eric Ekue Sergio Savino Portugal Lassane Kabore Viviane Pretti Issaka Kargougou Jose Maria Rabelo Bolo Sanou Alexandre P. Rego Franck Baptiste Mathias Tapsoba Paulo Sampaio Carlos Henrique Moojen de Abreu Burundi e Silva Governor Luis Gustavo Mansur Siqueira Gaspard Sindayigaya Jose Carlos Soares Alternate Governor Paulo Fontoura Valle Spes Bibara Advisors Brunei Darussalam Donatien Bwabo Governor Beatrice Hamenyayo Abdul Rahman Ibrahim Dieudonne Nintunze Temporary Alternate Governor Celestin Niyongabo Ali Apong Joseph Ntirandekura Advisors Bonaventure Sota Zaki Hassanol Nazmi Mohamad ©International Monetary Fund. Not for Redistribution 232 SUMMARY PROCEEDINGS, 2007 Cambodia Lisa Pamela Backa-Demers Randall Bartlett Governor Thora Broughton Chea Chanto Antoine Brunelle Cote Alternate Governor Peter Cameron Neav Chanthana Mark Carney Advisors Adam Chambers Ratha Chey Graham Flack Veasna Kru Jonathan T. Fried Nguon Sokha Nathalie Gauthier Sannisith Sum Jeremy Harrison Nay Im Tal Alanna Heath Saphear Thai Paul Jenkins Mark Jewett Cameroon Anna Kwik Governor Tiff Macklem Essimi Menye Steven McLaren Alternate Governor Dan Miles Sadou Hayatou Jean-Francois Perrault Temporary Alternate Governor Nicholas Phillips Philibert Andzembe Suzanne Prebinski Advisors Jody Proctor Mahamat Sarwal Adoum Steve Pugliese Bassoro Aminou Jonathan Rothschild Lazare Bela David C. Sevigny Aime-Dominique Bida-Kolika Susanne E. Szabo Georges Diffo Nigtiopop Derek Vanstone Chantal Elombat Mbedey Terence F. Winsor Blaise Essomba Ngoula Advisors Seraphin Magloire Fouda Julian Karaguesian Barthelemy Kouezo Shawn Ladd Mustapha Mahamat Simon Pomel Rene T. Mbappou Edjenguele Jonathan Sauve Emmanuel Mbarga Roger Mbassa Ndine Cape Verde Andre Mfoula Edjomo Governor Alphonse Ngbako Cristina Duarte Francois Ngoubene Alternate Governor Antoine Nkodia Carlos Augusto Duarte de Burgo Patrice Nkolo Advisors Jean Tchoffo Manuel Casimiro Jesus Chantre Atelano Dias da Fonseca Canada Emmanuel Duarte Governor Fatima Maria Carvalho Fialho James Michael Flaherty Maia Rui Alternate Governor Fernando Jorge D.L. Santos da David A. Dodge Moeda Temporary Alternate Governors Carlos Fernandes Semedo Chantal Ayotte Maria De Fatima Veiga ©International Monetary Fund. Not for Redistribution ATTENDANCE—FUND DELEGATIONS 233 Central African Republic Teng Lin Seng John C. TSANG Advisor Advisors Honore Mbaye Ming Ai Sau San Chan Chad Freely K. Cheng Governor Henry Cheng Abbas Mahamat Tolli Hui Li Alternate Governor Ms. Alice Lo Idriss Ahmed Idriss Hui MA Advisors Yik-ko Mo Zakaria Abdallah Abdelmadjid Hong Ou Mahamoud Adam Bechir Jing WANG Naimbaye Yelke Dasnan Patrick Wong Djarmakoye Didian Toumar Wu Jianjun Bilimi Djeki Jian Jun Xu Tchouli Gombo Fang Yang Patrit Komondi JieHan Yang Ahmat Saleh Mahamat Zheng Xin Zhang Aziz Mahamat-Saleh Wu Fu Zheng Hassan Mahamat Ali Liang Zhong Senoussi Mahamat Ali Jun ZHU N. Bashsir Nurane Hamid Nguilin Tahir Colombia Governor Chile Jose Dario Uribe Escobar Governor Alternate Governor Vittorio Corbo Lioi Juan Pablo Zarate Temporary Alternate Governors Temporary Alternate Governors Fernando Leonardo Hernandez Maria Ines Agudelo Rodrigo Osvaldo Valdes Carolina Barco Advisors Carlos Gustavo Cano Marcela Gomez Juan Jose Echavarria Soto Jose Mardones Advisors Alvaro Andres Rojas Olmedo Maria Catalina Escobar Cristian Salinas Claudia Patricia Rios Kathleen Uribe Comoros People's Republic of China Governor Governor Mohamed Ali Soilihi Wu Xiaoling Alternate Governor Alternate Governor Ahamadi Abdoulbastoi Jin Qi Advisors Temporary Alternate Governors Mahmoud Aboud Huayong Ge Ibrahim Houssen Hassan Jianxiong He Jin Zhong Xia Peter Sing Tong PANG ©International Monetary Fund. Not for Redistribution 234 SUMMARY PROCEEDINGS, 2007 Democratic Republic of the Congo Costa Rica Governor Governor Jean-Claude Masangu Mulongo Francisco de Paula Gutierrez Alternate Governor Temporary Alternate Governor Athanase Matenda Kyelu Hector Mauricio Avila Temporary Alternate Governors Advisor Adolphe Muzito Alvaro Umana Quesada Mawakani Samba Advisors Côte d'Ivoire Boniface Bikotele Dieu Donne Essimbo Numayeme Governor Manu Koffi Charles Diby Ignace Gata Alternate Governor Makiadi
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