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List of Participants Information Received by Wednesday, 20 September 2017 General Conference GC (61)/INF/3 Date: 22 September 2017 General Distribution English only Sixty-first regular session Vienna, 18–22 September 2017 List of Participants Information received by Wednesday, 20 September 2017 Pages 1. Member States 1–137 2. Entities Having Received a Standing Invitation to 138 Participate as Observers 3. United Nations and Specialized Agencies 139 4. Other Intergovernmental Organizations 140–144 5. Non-Governmental Organizations 145–152 The List of Participants contains information as provided by delegations. Member States Ms Nandini VENKATA Intern Permanent Mission in Vienna Afghanistan Head of Delegation: Mr Mohammad Ibrahim GHAFOORI Albania Deputy Director General Head of Delegation: United Nations and International Conferences Department Ms Ravesa LLESHI Ministry of Foreign Affairs Minister Plenipotentiary Charge d'Affaires, a.i. Alternates: Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Mr Mohammad Naeem POYESH Other members: Counsellor Chargé d'Affaires Mr Adhurim RESULI Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Minister Plenipotentiary Alternate to the Resident Representative Advisers: Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Mr Abdulhai NAZIFI Ms Viola KALOSHI Director General First Secretary Afghan Atomic Energy High Commission Alternate to the Resident Representative Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Mr Shirin Aqa ZARIF Director Mr Jovan THERESKA Kabul Medical University Expert Adviser Permanent Mission in Vienna Other members: Mr Alisadiq AKBARI Second Secretary Algeria Permanent Mission in Vienna Head of Delegation: Mr Ahmad Zakir QARAR Ms Faouzia Boumaiza MEBARKI Third Secretary Ambassador* Permanent Mission in Vienna Governor on the Agency's Board of Governors & Resident Representative to the IAEA Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Mr Armin SCHULLER Political Specialist Permanent Mission in Vienna Alternates: Mr Nasserddine DJEGHRI Mr Waheedullah EHSAN Chairman Intern Atomic Energy Commission (COMENA) Permanent Mission in Vienna *Ambassador to Austria 61st regular session - List of Participants Member States Page 2 of 152 Algeria Mr Zoubir BOULKROUN Mr Hamid ALLACHE Director General Counsellor Ministry of Energy Atomic Energy Commission (COMENA) Mr Mourad ADJABI Mr Yacine MAMMERI Director of Security Issues and Disarmament Ministry of National Defence Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mr Salah Eddine BOUYOUCEF Mr Messaoud BAALIOUAMER Head of Nuclear Medicine Director of Prospective Studies and Nuclear Bab El Oued Hospital Applications Atomic Energy Commission (COMENA) Mr Issam DEBBA Head of Radiotherapy Advisers: Center For the Fight Against Cancer in Ouargla Mr Mohamed MOULAY Director of Nuclear Safety Mr Oualid MAHDAOUI Atomic Energy Commission (COMENA) Attaché Alternate to the Resident Representative Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Mr Merzak REMKI Director of Cooperation Atomic Energy Commission (COMENA) Mr Larbi Abdelfattah LEBBAZ Attaché Alternate to the Resident Representative Mr Tahar ZIDI Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Director of Nuclear Programmes Atomic Energy Commission (COMENA) Mr Abdennacer GHEZAL Angola Director of Control Head of Delegation: Atomic Energy Commission (COMENA) Ms Maria de Jesus DOS REIS FERREIRA Mr Brahim MEFTAH Ambassador* Director of Studies Resident Representative to the IAEA Atomic Energy Commission (COMENA) Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Mr Mounir GUETTALA Alternates: Ministry of Energy Mr Pedro Carlos Domingos LEMOS Director General Mr Mohamed REMADNA Atomic Energy Regulatory Authority (AREA) Ministry of Energy Ministry of Energy and Water *Ambassador to Austria 61st regular session - List of Participants Member States Page 3 of 152 Angola Advisers: Mr Osvaldo Alberto CALZETTA LARRIEU President Mr Mariano João BAPTISTA National Atomic Energy Commission Minister-Counsellor Alternate to the Governor Alternate to the Resident Representative Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Mr Néstor MASRIERA President Mr Mário de Jesus Luís PACHECO Nuclear Regulatory Authority (ARN) Second Secretary Alternate to the Governor Adviser to the Resident Representative Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Mr Pablo M. ABBATE Vice President Mr Félix VIEIRA LOPES Nuclear Projects Consultant to the Minister of Energy and Water INVAP S.E. National Liaison Officer Ministry of Energy and Water Ms Maite FERNANDEZ GARCÍA Minister Alternate to the Resident Representative Antigua and Barbuda Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Ms María Luz MELON Minister Alternate to the Resident Representative Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Argentina Head of Delegation: Mr Sebastián Norberto KOBARU Second Secretary Mr Rafael Mariano GROSSI Alternate to the Resident Representative Ambassador* Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Governor on the Agency's Board of Governors & Resident Representative to the IAEA Ms Estefanía PORTA Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna International Security, Nuclear and Space Affairs Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Worship Alternates: Mr Enrique CINAT Mr Julián GADANO Head Deputy Secretary of Nuclear Energy Nuclear Safety and Environment Department Ministry of Energy and Mining National Nuclear Energy Commission Alternate to the Governor Alternate to the Governor *Ambassador to Austria 61st regular session - List of Participants Member States Page 4 of 152 Argentina Mr Facundo DELUCHI Other members: National Director of Nuclear Policy Ministry of Energy and Mining Mr Michael BAUMGARTNER Alternate to the Governor Permanent Mission in Vienna Mr Abel GONZÁLEZ Ms Justyna BORK Nuclear Regulatory Authority (ARN) Permanent Mission in Vienna Alternate to the Governor Mr Adrián OBANDO PIEDRA Mr Pablo M. ZUNINO Permanent Mission in Vienna Head Non-Proliferation Policies and Institutional Affairs Department Ms Victoria WURTZ Nuclear Regulatory Authority (ARN) Permanent Mission in Vienna Mr Eduardo RODRIGUEZ LUBARY Head Armenia Corporate and Commercial Affairs INVAP S.E. Head of Delegation: Mr Ashot MANUKYAN Ms Gabriela ACOSTA Minister of Energy Infrastructures and Natural Deputy Head Resources Non-Proliferation Policies and Institutional Affairs Department Nuclear Regulatory Authority (ARN) Alternates: Mr Arman KIRAKOSSIAN Mr Pablo CARRETO Ambassador* Major Ministry of Defense Resident Representative to the IAEA Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Mr Ruben MAZZI Other members: Business Development Manager INVAP S.E. Ms Karine KHOUDAVERDIAN Minister-Counsellor Ms Melina BELINCO Alternate to the Resident Representative Institutional Relations Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna National Nuclear Energy Commission (CNEA) Mr Vahagn PILIPOSYAN Mr Martín GIAMPIETRO ANDRADA Counsellor National Nuclear Energy Commission (CNEA) Adviser to the Resident Representative Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna *Ambassador to Austria 61st regular session - List of Participants Member States Page 5 of 152 Armenia Mr Vahram PETROSYAN Mr Adrian PATERSON Secretary Chief Executive Officer Presidential Council on Nuclear Energy Safety Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO) Alternate to the Governor Mr Ashot MARTIROSYAN Chairman State Nuclear Safety Regulatory Committee Ms Alison Louise DRURY Counsellor Deputy Head of Mission Mr Movses VARDANYAN Alternate to the Resident Representative Director General Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Armenian Nuclear Power Plant CJSC Mr Gregory John Samuel LEWIS Mr Areg GALSTIAN Counsellor Adviser to the Director General Alternate to the Resident Representative Armenian Nuclear Power Plant CJSC Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Ms Katherine Leah SMITH Australia Counsellor Head of Delegation: Alternate to the Resident Representative Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Mr Brendon Charles HAMMER Ambassador* Advisers: Governor on the Agency's Board of Governors & Resident Representative to the IAEA Ms Rachelle Susan ALLEN Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna First Secretary Adviser to the Resident Representative Alternates: Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Mr Robert FLOYD Ms Amelia Mary APPLETON Director General First Secretary Australian Safeguards & Non-Proliferation Office Alternate to the Resident Representative Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Alternate to the Governor Ms Tone DOYLE Mr Carl-Magnus LARSSON Chief of Staff Chief Executive Officer Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency (ARPANSA) Agency (ARPANSA) Alternate to the Governor *Ambassador to Austria 61st regular session - List of Participants Member States Page 6 of 152 Australia Mr Craig EVERTON Director Austria IAEA Safeguards Section Australian Safeguards and Non-Proliferation Office Head of Delegation: Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Mr Michael LINHART Vice Minister Mr Ryan HEMSLEY Federal Ministry for Europe, Integration and Director Foreign Affairs International Relations Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency (ARPANSA) Alternates: Ms Christine STIX-HACKL Mr Ian MCCONVILLE Ambassador Director Nuclear Policy Section Resident Representative to the IAEA Arms Control and Counter Proliferation Branch Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna International Security Division Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Mr Franz Josef KUGLITSCH Ambassador Mr Steve MCINTOSH Adviser to the Resident Representative Senior Manager Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Government and International Affairs Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO)
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