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Private Sector Engagement Pocs Operating Unit Bureau PSE POC Designee Email of Designee African Union Africa Bureau (AFR) Patrick Brady [email protected] Angola Africa Bureau (AFR) Jacques Swanepoel [email protected] Benin Africa Bureau (AFR) Nazaire Houssou [email protected] Botswana Africa Bureau (AFR) Jacques Swanepoel [email protected] Burkina Faso Africa Bureau (AFR) Francois Bado [email protected] Burundi Africa Bureau (AFR) Christian Nkengurutse [email protected] Chad Africa Bureau (AFR) Sait Mboob [email protected] Democratic Republic of the Congo & Central Africa Regional (Kinshasa) Africa Bureau (AFR) Anne Bisso [email protected] Djibouti Africa Bureau (AFR) None - will coordinate with Ethiopia Eswatini Africa Bureau (AFR) Jacques Swanepoel [email protected] Ethiopia Africa Bureau (AFR) Meseret Tesfaye (temporary)[email protected] The Gambia Africa Bureau (AFR) Sait Mboob [email protected] Ghana Africa Bureau (AFR) Plato Hieronimus [email protected] Guinea/Sierra Leone Africa Bureau (AFR) Taisha Jones [email protected] Guinea/Sierra Leone Africa Bureau (AFR) Keifala Koroma [email protected] Côte d’Ivoire Africa Bureau (AFR) William Coulibaly [email protected] Kenya & East Africa Regional (Nairobi) Africa Bureau (AFR) Edwin Moses Sitati [email protected] Lesotho Africa Bureau (AFR) Jacques Swanepoel [email protected] Liberia Africa Bureau (AFR) Patricia Flanagan [email protected] Madagascar Africa Bureau (AFR) Joachim Habyarimana [email protected] Malawi Africa Bureau (AFR) Eluphy Nyirenda [email protected] Mali Africa Bureau (AFR) Mark Doyle [email protected] Mauritania Africa Bureau (AFR) Sait Mboob [email protected] Mozambique Africa Bureau (AFR) Nelson Guilaze [email protected] Namibia Africa Bureau (AFR) Jacques Swanepoel [email protected] Niger Africa Bureau (AFR) Sait Mboob [email protected] Nigeria Africa Bureau (AFR) Jodi-Kaye Wade [email protected] Rwanda Africa Bureau (AFR) Randy Smith [email protected] Sahel Regional (Dakar) Africa Bureau (AFR) Sait Mboob [email protected] Senegal Africa Bureau (AFR) William Bradley [email protected] Somalia Africa Bureau (AFR) Hanna Grabe [email protected] South Africa Africa Bureau (AFR) Jacques Swanepoel [email protected] South Sudan Africa Bureau (AFR) Sule Gideon [email protected] Southern Africa Regional (Pretoria) Africa Bureau (AFR) Jacques Swanepoel [email protected] Sudan Africa Bureau (AFR) Amir Eltayeb [email protected] Tanzania Africa Bureau (AFR) Sara Calvert [email protected] Operating Unit Bureau PSE POC Designee Email of Designee Uganda Africa Bureau (AFR) Dorothy Matanda [email protected] West Africa Regional (Accra) Africa Bureau (AFR) Cory O'Hara [email protected] Zambia Africa Bureau (AFR) Zdenek Suda [email protected] Zimbabwe Africa Bureau (AFR) Nino Nadiradze (through [email protected] 2019) Bangladesh Asia Bureau (ASIA) David Kauper [email protected] Burma Asia Bureau (ASIA) Pam Fessenden [email protected] Cambodia Asia Bureau (ASIA) Laura Cizmo [email protected] Central Asia Asia Bureau (ASIA) Lora Kudaibergenova [email protected] India Asia Bureau (ASIA) Eric Naranjo [email protected] Indonesia Asia Bureau (ASIA) Daniel Bellefleur [email protected] Kazakhstan & Central Asia Regional (Almaty) Asia Bureau (ASIA) Lora Kadaibergenova [email protected] Kyrgyzstan Asia Bureau (ASIA) Altynbek Kadyrov [email protected] Laos Asia Bureau (ASIA) Somsangouane Keovilay [email protected] Nepal Asia Bureau (ASIA) Jacinto F. Fabiosa [email protected] Philippines Asia Bureau (ASIA) Jenna Diallo [email protected] RDMA Asia Bureau (ASIA) Ira Frydman [email protected] Sri Lanka Asia Bureau (ASIA) Chris Daly [email protected] Sri Lanka/Maldives Asia Bureau (ASIA) Brian Wittnebel [email protected] Tajikistan Asia Bureau (ASIA) Lora Kudaibergenova [email protected] Timor-Leste Asia Bureau (ASIA) Hal Carey, Jr. [email protected] Turkmenistan Asia Bureau (ASIA) Lora Kudaibergenova [email protected] Uzbekistan Asia Bureau (ASIA) Lora Kudaibergenova [email protected] Vietnam Asia Bureau (ASIA) Michael Trueblood [email protected] Albania Europe and Eurasia BureauPeter (E&E) Novak [email protected] Armenia Europe and Eurasia BureauJeffery (E&E) Paretchan [email protected] Azerbaijan Europe and Eurasia BureauSamir (E&E) Hamidov [email protected] Belarus Europe and Eurasia BureauFarhad (E&E) Ghaussy [email protected] Bosnia Europe and Eurasia BureauKent (E&E) A. Larson [email protected] Georgia Europe and Eurasia BureauDavid (E&E) Tsiklauri [email protected] Kosovo Europe and Eurasia BureauPaul (E&E) Vaca [email protected] North Macedonia Europe and Eurasia BureauTatjana (E&E) Markovska [email protected] Moldova Europe and Eurasia BureauDan (E&E) Thomson [email protected] Serbia Europe and Eurasia BureauAleksandar (E&E) Djureinovic [email protected] Ukraine Europe and Eurasia BureauFarhad (E&E) Ghaussy [email protected] Barbados / Eastern and Southern Caribbean Latin American and CaribbeanKipp BureauSutton (LAC) [email protected] Brazil Latin American and CaribbeanAlex BureauAlves (LAC) [email protected] Colombia Latin American and CaribbeanNathalie Bureau Renaud (LAC) [email protected] Operating Unit Bureau PSE POC Designee Email of Designee Dominican Republic Latin American and CaribbeanJose BureauFrank Cuello (LAC) [email protected] El Salvador Latin American and CaribbeanGerardo Bureau Tablas (LAC) [email protected] Guatemala Latin American and CaribbeanYassin Bureau Osman (LAC) [email protected] Haiti Latin American and CaribbeanChristine Bureau Musset (LAC) [email protected] Honduras Latin American and CaribbeanKristin Bureau Childress (LAC) [email protected] Jamaica Latin American and Caribbean Bureau (LAC) Mexico Latin American and CaribbeanGabriel Bureau Sanchez (LAC) [email protected] Nicaragua Latin American and CaribbeanFederico Bureau Rostran (LAC) [email protected] Paraguay Latin American and CaribbeanAdriana Bureau Casati (LAC) [email protected] Peru Latin American and CaribbeanJerry Bureau Marcus (LAC) [email protected] Egypt Middle East Bureau (ME) Sarah Atwood Barma [email protected] Jordan Middle East Bureau (ME) Jessica Morrison [email protected] Lebanon Middle East Bureau (ME) Joseph Kawal [email protected] Morocco Middle East Bureau (ME) Salma Kadiri [email protected] West Bank & Gaza Middle East Bureau (ME) Matthew Hutcherson [email protected] Iraq Middle East Bureau (ME) Libya Middle East Bureau (ME) Syria Middle East Bureau (ME) Tunisia Middle East Bureau (ME) Luis Hernandez [email protected] Yemen Middle East Bureau (ME) Michael Wyzan [email protected] Afghanistan OAPA Louay Samouie [email protected] Pakistan OAPA Kanwal Bokharey [email protected].
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