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United Nations Third International Conference on Financing For United Nations A/CONF.227/INF/2 Distr.: General 22 January 2016 Original: English/French/Spanish Third International Conference on Financing for Development Addis Ababa, 13-16 July 2015 List of Delegations to the third International Conference on Financing for Development 16-00951 (E) 270116 *1600951* A/CONF.227/INF/2 I. PARTICIPATING STATES AFGHANISTAN H.E. Mr. Shafiq Ahmad Qarizada, Deputy Minister for Policy, Ministry of Finance 2/242 16-00951 A/CONF.227/INF/2 ALGERIA H.E. Mr. Messahel Abdelkader, Minister for Maghreb Affairs, African Union and the League of Arab States Representatives: H.E. Mr. Sabri Boukadoum, Ambassador, Permanent Mission, New York H.E. Mr. Rachid Benlounes, Ambassador, Permanent Mission, Addis Ababa Mr. Belgaid Belkacem, Director for International Financial Affairs, Ministry for Foreign Affairs Mr. El Hamdi Salah Francis, Ministry for Foreign Affairs Mr. Moussi Said, Minister Counsellor, Embassy, Addis Ababa Mr. Khaled Benamadi, First Secretary, Permanent Mission, New York Mr. Gasmi Mustafa Abdelhak, Attaché, Embassy, Addis Ababa Mr. Siari Mohamed Lamine, Attaché, Embassy, Addis Ababa Mr. Brahimi Samy, Attaché, Embassy, Addis Ababa Mr. Debbazi Ali, Attaché, Embassy, Addis Ababa 16-00951 3/242 A/CONF.227/INF/2 ANGOLA H.E. Mr. Job de Graça, Minister of Planning and Territorial Development Representatives: H.E. Mr. Arcanjo Maria do Nascimento, Ambassador, Permanent Mission, Addis Ababa Mr. Andre Ventura, Minister Counsellor, Permanent Mission, Addis Ababa Mr. Gomes Cardoso, Coordinator, National Agency for Promotion and Exportations of the Ministry of Commerce Mr. Samora Manuel Azevedo, Secretary General, Ministry of Commerce Ms. Sara Maria de Assunçao Silva, Counsellor, Permanent Mission, New York Ms. Domingas Ingles Gomes, First Secretary, Ministry of External Relations Mr. Adilson Manvel Jose, Third Secretary, Permanent Mission, Addis Ababa Ms. Martina Chiomara Fernandes, Expert, Ministry of Finance Mr. Nunes Pires, Expert, Ministry of Planning and Territorial Development Mr. Braulio Ivandro Joao Constantino, Adviser, Permanent Mission, New York 4/242 16-00951 A/CONF.227/INF/2 ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA H.E. Mr. Gaston Alphonso Browne, Prime Minister and Minister for Finance and Corporate Governance Representatives: H.E. Mr. Walton Alfonso Webson, Ambassador, Permanent Mission, New York Mr. Tumasie Blair, Counsellor, Permanent Mission, New York Mrs. Nadia Spencer-Henry, Debt Manager, Ministry of Finance Mr. Francis Lorenzo, Advisor on International Finance, Office of the Prime Minister Mrs. Axumite Gebre-Egziabher, Advisor on International Finance, Office of the Prime Minister Mr. Jirong Joyce Zhang, Advisor on International Finance, Office of the Prime Minister Mr. Tatiana Bello, Advisor on International Finance, Office of the Prime Minister Mr. Zhong Wu, Advisor on International Finance, Office of the Prime Minister Mr. Zhe Zhao, Advisor on International Finance, Office of the Prime Minister Mr. Halpeng Zhang, Advisor on International Finance, Office of the Prime Minister Mr. Yipeng Li, Advisor on International Finance, Office of the Prime Minister 16-00951 5/242 A/CONF.227/INF/2 ARGENTINA H.E. Mr. Eduardo Antonio Zuain, Secretary of State, Ministry for Foreign Affairs and Worship Alternate Head of Delegation: H.E. Mr. Adrián Nador, Undersecretary of State, Undersecretary for International Economic Negotiations, Ministry for Foreign Affairs and Worship Representatives: H.E. Mr. Gustavo Teodoro Grippo, Ambassador, Embassy, Addis Ababa Mr. Iván Ivanissevich, Area Director, Ministry for Foreign Affairs Mr. Sebastián Zavalla, Minister Plenipotentiary, Embassy, Addis Ababa Mr. Marcos Cristobal Stancanelli, First Secretary, Permanent Mission, New York Mr. Tomas Pico, Second Secretary, Permanent Mission, New York Mr. Pablo Nicolás Spahr, Third Secretary, Embassy, Addis Ababa Mr. Martin Facundo, Third Secretary, Embassy, Addis Ababa Ms. Carolina Pérez Colman, Undersecretary for Foreign Policy, Ministry for Foreign Affairs Mr. Aldo Federico Caliari, Director, Rethinking Bretton Woods Project, Centre of Concern 6/242 16-00951 A/CONF.227/INF/2 AUSTRALIA H.E. Ms. Julie Isabel Bishop, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Commonwealth Representatives: H.E. Mr. Murray Hansen, Chief of Staff, Office of the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Mr. Ewen McDonald, Deputy Secretary, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Mr. Marc Innes-Brown, First Assistant Secretary, Middle East and Africa Division, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Mr. Harinder Sidhu, First Assistant Secretary, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and Lead Negotiator, Financing for Development H.E. Mr. Mark Sawers, Ambassador, Embassy, Addis Ababa Mr. David Higgins, Director, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Mr. Sinead Clifford, Policy Program Manager, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Mr. Christopher Stokes, Attaché Advisor (Development), Permanent Mission, New York Mr. Kyril Estrin, Policy Officer, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Col. Wesley Volant, Defence Attaché, Embassy, Addis Ababa Ms. Susan Moore, First Secretary, Embassy, Addis Ababa 16-00951 7/242 A/CONF.227/INF/2 AUSTRIA H.E. Mr. Sebastian Kurz, Federal Minister for Europe, Integration and Foreign Affairs Alternative Representative: H.E. Mr. Peter Launsky, Director-General for Development Cooperation, Federal Ministry for Europe, Integration and Foreign Affairs Representatives: Her Excellency Ms. Sylvia Meier-Kajbic, Director, Department of Multilateral Development Cooperation, Federal Ministry for Europe, Integration and Foreign Affairs Ms. Petra Bayr, Member of the Parliament H.E. Mr. Andreas Melán, Ambassador, Embassy, Addis Ababa Mr. Josef Moser, President of the Court of Audit and Secretary General of the International Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions (INTOSAI) Mr. Robert Sattler, Chief of Cabinet, Court of Audit Mr. Andreas Lederer, Cabinet of the Federal Minister for Europe, Integration and Foreign Affairs Mr. Etienne Berchtold, Spokesperson of the Federal Minister for Europe, Integration and Foreign Affairs, Cabinet of the Federal Minister for Europe, Integration and Foreign Affairs Mr. Günther Schönleitner, Director, International Financial Institutions Division, Federal Ministry of Finance Mr. Konstantin Huber, Deputy Director, International Financial Institutions Division, Federal Ministry of Finance Mr. Robert Zeiner, Head, Department of Programmes and Projects International, Austrian Development Agency Mr. Kurt Mullauer, Project Manager, Austrian Federal Economic Chamber Mr. Stephan Rutkowski, Deputy Chief of Mission, Embassy, Addis Ababa Ms. Astrid Wein, Head, Austrian Development Cooperation Office, Addis Ababa Ms. Martina Neuwirth, Development Policy Expert, Vienna Institute for International Dialogue and Cooperation Mr. Bernd Bruenner, Adviser, Federal Ministry for Europe, Integration and Foreign Affairs 8/242 16-00951 A/CONF.227/INF/2 AZERBAIJAN H.E. Mr. Elman Abdullayev, Ambassador, Embassy, Addis Ababa Alternate Head of Delegation: Mr. Ashraf Shikhaliyev, Director, Azerbaijan International Development Agency, Ministry for Foreign Affairs Mr. Zaur Gulamaliyev, Second Secretary, Embassy, Addis Ababa Mr. Rustam Bayramov, Attaché, Embassy, Addis Ababa 16-00951 9/242 A/CONF.227/INF/2 BAHAMAS H.E. Mr. Frederick A. Mitchell, Minister for Foreign Affairs and Immigration Representatives: H.E. Mr. Michael Halkitis, Minister of State for Finance, Ministry of Finance Ms. Tishka Francis, First Secretary, Permanent Mission, New York Mr. Marchea Mackey, Foreign Service Officer, Ministry for Foreign Affairs and Immigration Mr. Ronnie Ferguson, Aide to the Minister for Foreign Affairs and Immigration 10/242 16-00951 A/CONF.227/INF/2 BAHRAIN Her Excellency Ms. Faeqa Bint Saeed AlSaleh, Minister for Health Representatives: Mr. Abdalla Abbas Hamad Hamza, Counsellor, Court of the Prime Minister Mr. Waleed Baqer Hassan Baqer, Counsellor, Coordination and Follow-up, Ministry of Social Development Ms. Suzan Mohammed Al-Ajjawi, Head of Environment Planning, Supreme Council for the Environment and Natural Resources Ms. Nawal Abduljalil Aljassim, Third Secretary, Ministry for Foreign Affairs 16-00951 11/242 A/CONF.227/INF/2 BANGLADESH H.E. Mr. Muhammad Abdul Mannan, State Minister for Finance and State Minister for Planning Representatives: H.E. Mr. Abdul Momen, Ambassador, Permanent Mission, New York Mr. Mahbub Ahmed, Senior Secretary, Finance Division, Ministry of Finance Mr. Md Nojibur Rahman, Chairman, National Board of Revenue Mr. Barun Dev Mitra, Economic Minister, Permanent Mission Ms. Shanchita Haque, Director of Economic Affairs, Ministry for Foreign Affairs 12/242 16-00951 A/CONF.227/INF/2 BARBADOS H.E. Mr. Darcy W. Boyce, Minister for Energy, Immigration, Telecommunications and Investment, Office of the Prime Minister Representatives: Ms. Francoise Hendy, International Business Consultant, Ministry of International Business and International Transport Mr. Bertram Johnson, Senior Economist, Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs Ms. Kereeta Nicole Whyte, First Secretary, Permanent Mission, New York Mr. Patricia McKenzie, Special Advisor 16-00951 13/242 A/CONF.227/INF/2 BELARUS Mr. Aleksandr Ulyanchenko, Senior Counselor and Deputy Permanent Representative, Embassy, Addis Ababa Representatives: Mr. Denis Nikolaev, First Secretary, Embassy, Addis Ababa Mr. Maksim Supanenko, First Secretary, Embassy, Addis Ababa 14/242 16-00951 A/CONF.227/INF/2 BELGIUM S.E. M. Alexander De Croo, Vice-Premier Ministre et Ministre de
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