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Final List of Participants Rev. 4 as of 1 March 2007 Oslo Conference on Cluster Munitions Soria Moria 22 – 23 February 2007 Final List of Participants Afghanistan HE Mr Mohammad Yahya MAROOFI, Ambassador (Head of Delegation) Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan Angola HE Mr Virgílio FARIA, Ambassador Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mr Mário CONSTANTINO, Minister Counsellor Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mr Mário Cristino Nascimento COSTA, Technician CNIDAH - Angolan Mine Action National Authority Mr João Teresa SUCA, Aeronautic Engineer CNIDAH - Angolan Mine Action National Authority Argentina HE Mr Juan Manuel ORTIZ DE ROZAS, Ambassador Embassy of Argentina in Norway Ms Mariela FOGANTE, Second Secretary Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mr Oscar Osvaldo GIACOMELLI, Colonel Ministry of Defence of Argentina (CITEFA) Austria HE Dr Wolfgang PETRITSCH, Ambassador (Head of Delegation) Federal Ministry for Foreign Affairs HE Ms Dorothea AUER, Ambassador, Head of Department for Disarmament Federal Ministry for Foreign Affairs Mr Richard MONSBERGER, Colonel Federal Ministry of Defence Mr Markus REITERER, Counsellor Federal Ministry for Foreign Affairs Belgium HE Mr Werner BAUWENS, Ambassador and Special Envoy Ministry of Foreign Affairs 1 Rev. 4 as of 1 March 2007 Mr Baudouin BRIOT, Director Arms Control Defence Ministry of Defence Ms Isabelle HEYNDRICKX, Attachée Ministry of Defence Ms Brigitte MINART, Deputy Permanent Representative Permanent Representation of Belgium to UN and other International Organisations in Geneva Bosnia and Herzegovina HE Mr Faik UZUNOVIC, Ambassador Ministry of Foreign Affairs Canada Mr Earl TURCOTTE, Director Mine Action and Small Arms Team (Head of Delegation) Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Mr Jean LAPOINTE, Colonel Department of National Defence Mr John MACBRIDE, Lieutenant Colonel (Retd) and Defence Advisor Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Mr Christopher PENNY, Major Department of National Defence, Canadian Forces Ms Lisa STADELBAUER, Counsellor and Consul Canadian Embassy Mr Eric WALSH, Counsellor Permanent Mission of Canada, Geneva Chile HE Roberto ALONSO-BUDGE, Ambassador Embassy of Chile in Norway Mr Jorge GUZMAN-GUTIERREZ, First Secretary Embassy of Chile in Norway Colombia Mr Santiago SALCEDO, Chargé d’Affaires a.i. of Colombia Embassy of Colombia in Oslo Croatia Mr Pjer SIMUNOVIC, Assistant Minister (Head of Delegation) Ministry of Foreign Affairs 2 Rev. 4 as of 1 March 2007 Mr Dobroslav SILOBRCIC, Ambassador Embassy of Croatia in Oslo Ms Goranka PRIMC, First Secretary Embassy of Croatia in Oslo Cluster Munition Coalition Ms Habbouba AOUN, Coordinator Landmines Resource Center for Lebanon Mr Stanislas BRABANT, Head, Policy Unit Handicap International Mr Simon CONWAY, Director/ Co-Chair of the Steering Committee of CMC Landmine Action Mr Steve GOOSE, Director/ Co-Chair of the Steering Committee of CMC Human Rights Watch Mr Paul HANNON, Executive Director Mines Action Canada Mr Mark HIZNAY, Senior Researcher Human Rights Watch Mr Richard MOYES, Policy & Research Manager Landmine Action Mr Thomas NASH, Coordinator Cluster Munition Coalition Ms Eva VEBLE, Head of Unit Humanitarian Mine Action Unit, DanChurchAid (DCA) Ms Anne VILLENEUVE, Advocacy officer Handicap International Ms Grethe ØSTERN, Policy Advisor/Co-Chair of the Steering Committee of CMC Mine Action Unit, Norwegian People's Aid Costa Rica HE Mr Christian GUILLERMET, Ambassador and Director for Foreign Policy Ministry for Foreign Affairs 3 Rev. 4 as of 1 March 2007 HE Mr Claudio BOGANTES, Ambassador Embassy of Costa Rica Mr Bernal MONGE, Minister Counsellor Embassy of Costa Rica Czech Republic Mr Rostislav KLOTKA, Military Adviser Ministry of Defence Mr Petr STARÝ, Counsellor Embassy of the Czech Republic Mr Jiri SVOBODA, Official Ministry of Foreign Affairs Denmark HE Mr Bent WIGOTSKI, Ambassador (Head of Delegation) Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mr Flemming ANKER, Major Ministry of Defence Mr Jørn RASMUSSEN, Lieutenant Colonel Mission of Denmark to the OSCE Egypt Mr Ehab FAWZY, Deputy Assistant Foreign Minister Ministry of Foreign Affairs Finland Ms Laura KANSIKAS-DEBRAISE, Director Ministry for Foreign Affairs Ms Sandra HATZIDAKIS, Attaché Ministry for Foreign Affairs/ Political Department/ Unit for Arms Control Mr Pentti OLIN, Advisor Ministry of Defence France HE Ms Chantal POIRET, Ambassador to Norway Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mr Camille GRAND, Director for Disarmament Ministry of Foreign Affairs 4 Rev. 4 as of 1 March 2007 Mr Olivier POUPARD, First Counsellor French Embassy in Oslo Ms Alice RUFO, Desk Officer Ministry of Foreign Affairs Germany Mr Heinrich HAUPT, Head of Division, Conventional Arms Control Federal Foreign Office Mr Burkhard DUCOFFRE, Desk Officer Federal Foreign Office Mr Thomas FRISCH, Deputy Head of Division for Arms Control Ministry of Defence Mr Albrecht VON WITTKE, Deputy Head of Mission Permanent Representation of the Federal Republic of Germany at the Geneva Disarmement Conferece Guatemala Mr Luis CARRANZA, Minister Counsellor and Director for Multilateral Affairs Ministry for Foreign Affairs Holy See HE Mgr Giovanni TONUCCI, Apostolic Nuncio Embassy of the Holy See to the Nordic Countries / Apostolic Nunciature Mr Antoine ABI GHANEM, Attaché Permanent Mission to Geneva of The Holy See Dr Paolo CONVERSI, Desk Officer Secretariat of State Holy See Hungary HE Mr András TÓTH, Ambassador and Deputy Director Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ms Judit KÔRÔMI, Deputy Head of Mission Embassy of Hungary Iceland Mr Nikulas HANNIGAN, Director, International Affairs Ministry for Foreign Affairs ICRC Mr Peter HERBY, Head of Arms Unit, Legal Division 5 Rev. 4 as of 1 March 2007 Mr Louis MARESCA, Legal Adviser Indonesia Mr Ramadansyah HASAN, Foreign Service Officer Department of Foreign Affairs Mr Agung KURNIADI, First Secretary Embassy of Indonesia in Oslo Mr Akhmad MULYADI, MSc. in Chem Eng Department of Defence Ireland Mr Declan SMYTH, Legal Counsellor Department of Foreign Affairs Mr Jim BURKE, Lieutenant Colonel Department of Foreign Affairs Mr Nicolas TWIST, Deputy Director Department of Foreign Affairs Italy HE Mr Carlo TREZZA, Ambassador (Head of Delegation) Permanent Mission of Italy to the Geneva Disarmament Conference Mr Mario AMADEI, Head, Arms Control and Counterproliferation Office Ministry of Defence Japan Mr Ryuichi HIRANO, Director (Head of Delegation) Conventional Arms Division, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mr Hiroshi OSONE, Deputy Director, international Policy Planning Division Bureau of Defense Policy, Ministry of Defense Mr Masahiro SUGAWARA, Colonel, First Seceretary and Defense Attache Delegation to the Conference on Disarmament Mr Yoichi SUGIMOTO, Defense Attache Embassy of Japan Ms Maiko TAMAGAWA, Official, Conventional Arms Division Ministry of Foreign Affairs 6 Rev. 4 as of 1 March 2007 Jordan Mr Salah SUHEIMAT, Senior Legal Adviser Ministry of Foreign Affairs Latvia HE Mr Janis KARKLINS, Ambassador and Permanent Representative to UN of Latvia in Geneva Ministry of Foreign Affairs Lebanon HE Mr Gebran SOUFAN, Ambassador Permanent Representative to UN in Geneva Ministry of Foreign Affairs Liechtenstein Ms Esther SCHINDLER, Diplomatic Officer Office for Foreign Affairs Lithuania Mr Edvardas BORISOVAS, Permanent Representative of Lithuania to the UN at Geneva Permanent Mission of Lithuania to the UN at Geneva Mr Dovydas SPOKAUSKAS, Attache, Arms Control, Non-Proliferation and Disarmament Division Security Policy Department Ministry of Foreign Affairs Luxembourg Mr Michel LEESCH, Secrétaire de Légation Ministry of Foreign Affairs Malta HE Mr Saviour F. BORG, Ambassador and Permanent Representative to UN in Geneva Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mexico HE Mr Pablo MACEDO, Ambassador, Deputy Permanent Representative to the International Organisations in Geneva Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mr Juan DE DIOS BOLAÑOS, Military and Air Attache National Defence Secretariat Mozambique Mr Eduardo KOLOMA, Deputy Minister (Head of Delegation) Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation Ms Albertina MAC DONALD, Deputy Director Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation Mr Bernardo SERAGE, Second Secratary Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation Netherlands Mr Henk SWARTTOUW, Deputy Director Security Policy (Head of delegation) Ministry of Foreign Affairs 7 Rev. 4 as of 1 March 2007 Ms Maaike REIJLINK, Policy advisor Departement for general policy affairs Ministry of Defence Mr Nout VAN WOUDENBERG, Legal Counsel Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ir Vincent VAN ZEIJST, Deputy Head, Arms Control and Arms Export Policy Division Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mr Otto VERBERNE, Arms Control Adviser Ministry of Defence New Zealand HE Mr Don MACKAY, Ambassador (Head of Delegation) New Zealand Permanent Mission, Geneva Ms Charlotte DARLOW, Second Secretary New Zealand Permanent Mission, Geneva Mr Kevin James RIORDAN, Brigadier, Director General of Defence Legal Services New Zealand Defence Force Norway Mr Steffen KONGSTAD, Deputy Director General (Head of Delegation) Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ms Annette ABELSEN, Senior Adviser Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mr Annette BJØRSETH, Senior Adviser Norwegian Ministry of Defence Ms Susan ECKEY, Deputy Director General Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mr Lars LØKEN, Senior Adviser Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mr Dag PAULSEN, Major Norway Defence Arms Control Group Ms Martine SCHEIE, Adviser Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs 8 Rev. 4 as of 1 March 2007 Ms Hilde SKORPEN, Minister Counsellor Norwegian Mission to Geneva Ms Frøydis Aarbakke, Senior Advisor Norwegian Agency
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