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International Weightlifting Federation INTERNATIONAL WEIGHTLIFTING FEDERATION HANDBOOK OF 20 CANDIDATES FOR THE IWF ELECTORAL 17 CONGRESS 29-30 May 2017 Bangkok - Thailand HANDBOOK OF CANDIDATES FOR THE IWF ELECTORAL CONGRESS Published in May 2017 by the IWF Budapest – Hungary Edited by the IWF Secretariat from the data of the Candidature Forms Editor Anikó Németh-Móra Assistant Editor Helga Ferencz Typography & design by Crazy Panda Studio Printed by Typonova, Hungary LIST OF CANDIDATES - CONTENTS PRESIDENT 1. AJAN Tamas Dr. HUN EU 12 2. AL-MANA Mohamed Yousef QAT AS 21 3. MA Wenguang CHN AS 72 4. MORADI Ali IRI AS 83 5. PUENTEVELLA Monico PHI AS 94 6. URSO Antonio ITA EU 118 7. VLAD Nicu ROU EU 121 GENERAL SECRETARY 1. ADAMFI Attila HUN EU 9 2. JALOUD Mohammed IRQ AS 52 3. MA Wenguang CHN AS 72 4. MORADI Ali IRI AS 83 5. QUINONES Jose Carlos PER PA 95 6. VLAD Nicu ROU EU 121 1ST VICE PRESIDENT 1. AGAPITOV Maxim RUS EU 13 2. COFFA Sam AUS OC 34 3. DUUN Tryggve NOR EU 40 4. MORADI Ali IRI AS 83 5. QUINONES Jose Carlos PER PA 95 6. TALTS Jaan EST EU 109 7. TIKIRE Boukar CMR AF 113 8. TUSSUPBEKOV Zhanat KAZ AS 116 9. VLAD Nicu ROU EU 121 10. YODBANGTOEY Intarat Maj.Gen. THA AS 124 VICE PRESIDENT 1. AGAPITOV Maxim RUS EU 13 2. BAISHYA Birendra Prasad IND AS 24 3. BAUMGARTNER Christian F. Dr. GER EU 26 4. CAMACHO CORREDOR Ana Edurne COL PA 31 5. CHIMEDDORJ Davaadorj MGL AS 32 6. COFFA Sam AUS OC 34 7. DU PLOOY Kevin RSA AF 39 3 8. DUUN Tryggve NOR EU 40 9. HARTHEY SILVA Cristian CHI PA 48 10. JALOUD Mohammed IRQ AS 52 11. KROL Petr CZE EU 61 12. LASSEN Moira CAN PA 65 13. LIAW Yong Joo Tom SGO AS 68 14. MASMOUDI Fathi Dr. TUN AF 79 15. MIYAKE Yoshiyuki JPN AS 81 16. MORADI Ali IRI AS 83 17. ONG Poh Eng MAS AS 88 18. PAPANDREA Ursula USA PA 91 19. PUENTEVELLA Monico PHI AS 94 20. QUINONES Jose Carlos PER PA 95 21. SARKISIAN Iourik ARM EU 105 22. TALTS Jaan EST EU 109 23. TIKIRE Boukar CMR AF 113 24. TUSSUPBEKOV Zhanat KAZ AS 116 25. VLAD Nicu ROU EU 121 26. YODBANGTOEY Intarat Maj.Gen. THA AS 124 27. ZAMBRANO ANDRADE Luis Oswaldo ECU PA 125 EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBER 1. ADNAN R.W. Ali KUW AS 10 2. AHMAD Mohyuddin BAN AS 11 3. AGAPITOV Maxim RUS EU 13 4. ALHARBI Mohammed Ahmed KSA AS 17 5. AL-JARMAL Abdullah YEM AS 18 6. ALZUBI Azzam JOR AS 20 7. BAISHYA Birendra Prasad IND AS 24 8. BAUMGARTNER Christian F. Dr. GER EU 26 9. BRAHIMI Abdelaziz ALG AF 28 10. CALLENDER Andrew BAR PA 30 11. CAMACHO CORREDOR Ana Edurne COL PA 31 12. CHIMEDDORJ Davaadorj MGL AS 32 13. COFFA Sam AUS OC 34 14. CONFLITTI Antonio MDA EU 35 15. DAVLATOV Sharif TJK AS 36 16. DAWANINCURA Sir John Norbert PNG OC 37 17. DIMAS Pyrros GRE EU 38 18. DU PLOOY Kevin RSA AF 39 19. DUUN Tryggve NOR EU 40 20. ESPANA Jorge BOL PA 41 4 21. HARTHEY SILVA Cristian CHI PA 48 22. IGLESIAS RODRIGUEZ Constantino ESP EU 49 23. IRANI Michael Sheriar Dr. GBR EU 51 24. JALOUD Mohammed IRQ AS 52 25. KAKIASVILI Akakios GEO EU 56 26. KOLEVA Kristina BUL EU 59 27. KROL Petr CZE EU 61 28. KURLOVICH Alexander BLR EU 63 29. LASSEN Moira CAN PA 65 30. LIAW Yong Joo Tom SGP AS 68 31. LUNDAHL Karoliina FIN EU 71 32. MAHGOUB Mahmoud EGY AF 75 33. MAKHMUDOV Shakhrillo UZB AS 76 34. MASMOUDI Fathi TUN AF 79 35. MIHAJLOVIC Milan SRB EU 80 36. MIYAKE Yoshiyuki JPN AS 81 37. MONTERO David BRA PA 82 38. MORADI Ali IRI AS 83 39. ONG Poh Eng MAS AS 88 40. PAPANDREA Ursula USA PA 91 41. PUENTEVELLA Monico PHI AS 94 42. RANDRIAMANARIVO H. Jean Alex MAD AF 97 43. ROUMBAS Andreas CYP EU 101 44. SSENKUNGU Salim Musoke UGA AF 108 45. TALTS Jaan EST EU 109 46. TANDON Ratan Kumar NEP AS 110 47. TCHOBANIAN Haroutun ARM EU 111 48. TIKIRE Boukar CMR AF 113 49. TUSSUPBEKOV Zhanat KAZ AS 116 50. YODBANGTOEY Intarat Maj.Gen. THA AS 124 51. ZAMBRANO ANDRADE Luis Oswaldo ECU PA 125 TECHNICAL COMMITTEE 1. ABDULLAEVA Zukhra UZB AS 8 2. AHMAD Mohyuddin BAN AS 11 3. ALAVERDYAN Pashik ARM EU 14 4. ALHAMMADI Faisal UAE AS 16 5. ALHARBI Mohammed Ahmed KSA AS 17 6. AL-JARMAL Abdullah YEM AS 18 7. ALZUBI Azzam JOR AS 20 8. BARATTINI Italo CHI PA 25 9. BRAHIMI Abdelaziz ALG AF 28 5 10. CHINEN Reiko Kato JPN AS 33 11. DAVLATOV Sharif TJK AS 36 12. GALANI Kyriaki GRE EU 44 13. GHORESHI Seyed Alireza IRI AS 45 14. ION Georgeta ROU EU 50 15. KAHINGALA Purna SRI AS 54 16. KOLEVA Kristiana BUL EU 59 17. KUOPPALA Taisto FIN EU 62 18. KURLOVICH Alexander BLR EU 63 19. LIMSUKNIRUN Niwat THA AS 70 20. MACNEILL Donald CAN PA 73 21. MAHDI Mustafa IRQ AS 74 22. MAHGOUB Mahmoud EGY AF 75 23. MAKHMUDOV Shakhrillo UZB AS 76 24. MARSHALL Garry Carradus NZL OC 77 25. MASIC Nedim BIH EU 78 26. MASMOUDI Fathi Dr. TUN AF 79 27. MIHAJLOVIC Milan SRB EU 80 28. NAZAROV Vahid AZE EU 86 29. ORTIZ LIRIANO Maritza Altagracia DOM PA 89 30. RADICELLO Aldo ITA EU 96 31. RANDRIAMANARIVO H. Jean Alex MAD AF 97 32. RIMBÖCK Karl GER EU 98 33. RIMBÖCK-PEYA Katharina AUT EU 99 34. SALTYKOV Vladimir RUS EU 103 35. SANCHEZ Pedro AUS OC 104 36. SENGUPTA Partha Sarathi NEP AS 106 37. SOLOVYEVA Olga KAZ AS 107 38. SSENKUNGU Salim Musoke UGA AF 108 39. THATMAN Sirilak THA AS 112 40. TRIOLO Joseph A. USA PA 114 41. YANG Su-Kuan TPE AS 123 42. ZULUAGA CASAS Carmen Elisa COL PA 126 COACHING & RESEARCH COMMITTEE 1. ALAWADHI Jassim UAE AS 15 2. ALHARBI Mohammed Ahmed KSA AS 17 3. AL KHALIDI Saleh IRQ AS 19 4. BIRANVAND Mohsen IRI AS 27 5. BUCKLEY Colin IRL EU 29 6. DAVLATOV Sharif TJK AS 36 7. FARIH Mohamed MAR AF 42 6 8. FLORES de FRUTOS Francisco Javier ESP EU 43 9. GJOZA Elez ALB EU 47 10. JONES Lyn AUS OC 53 11. KAHINGALA Purna SRI AS 54 12. KIPSHIDZE Davit GEO EU 58 13. KOLEVA Kristina BUL EU 59 14. KORPA Stefan SVK EU 60 15. KUOPPALA Taisto FIN EU 62 16. KURLOVICH Alexander BLR EU 63 17. LIMBOONSUEBSAI Nippon THA AS 69 18. LUNDAHL Karoliina FIN EU 71 19. MAHDI Mustafa IRQ AS 74 20. MIHAJLOVIC Milan SRB EU 80 21. MORGAN Keith GBR EU 84 22. NAZAROV Vahid AZE EU 86 23. OKADA Junichi JPN AS 87 24. PANDOO Aveenash MRI AF 90 25. PIERCE Kyle USA PA 92 26. POLETAEV Petr RUS EU 93 27. RADICELLO Aldo ITA EU 96 28. ROBITAILLE Daniel CAN PA 100 29. SENGUPTA Partha Sarathi NEP AS 106 30. SSENKUNGU Salim Musoke UGA AF 108 31. URRUTIA OCORO Maria Isabel COL PA 117 32. VALASIADIS Dimitrios GRE EU 119 33. WALLWORK Jerry SAM OC 122 34. YANG Su-Kuan TPE AS 123 MEDICAL COMMITTEE 1. ATLIHAN Dogan TUR EU 22 2. BAGHERI Davood IRI AS 23 3. GIANFELICI Antonio ITA EU 46 4. IRANI Michael Sheriar Dr. GBR EU 51 5. KAKHABRISHBILI Zurab GEO EU 55 6. KAMI Lisimoni Dr. TGA OC 57 7. LADPLI Parameth THA AS 64 8. LATRECH Mohamed Elyas TUN AF 66 9. LAVALLEE Mark USA PA 67 10. NAKAJIMA Kohei JPN AS 85 11. RUBIO y LLEONART Maria Dolores ESP EU 102 12. TSIKOURIS Georgios GRE EU 115 13. VARGAS BRUZZO Roxanna DOM PA 120 7 ABDULLAEVA Zukhra Country UZB (Uzbekistan) Canditate to Technical Committee Place and date of birth Nukus, 26.07.1986 Current occupation UWF Sport Director Languages English, Russian Professional qualification Uzbek State World Languages University – MD Uzbek State Physical Culture Institute BSC Weightlifting experience UWFG Sport Director 2008- Previous positions in IWF --- International Technical Official Cat.1 since 2010 Publications --- Position in Continental / AWF Women Commission Member 2011- Regional Federation Position in National Federation Vice President 8 ÁDÁMFI, Attila Country HUN (Hungary) Canditate to General Secretary Treasurer Place and date of birth Budapest, 06.09.1973 Current occupation Director General IWF Languages English, German, Russian Professional qualification Univ. of Physical Education 1996 Sport Management, B.A., B.Ph.E. 2000; M.D. Economic Diplomacy, College of International Management and Business, 2003 Weightlifting experience Technical Official – 17 years Administrator, manager – 22 years Previous positions in IWF Assistant to President – 2001-2004 Competition Director 2005-2013 Director General 2014- International Technical Official Cat.1 since 1995 Publications IWF Handbooks (2005, 2009, 2013, 2017) IWF Manual for Organizers (2003) IWF Guidelines (2016) World Weightlifting articles PPT lectures Position in Continental / --- Regional Federation Position in National Federation --- 9 ADNAN R.W., Ali Country KUW (Kuwait) Canditate to Executive Board Member Place and date of birth Kuwait, 20.03.1974 Current occupation Teacher Languages English, Arabic, Russian Professional qualification PhD of Physical Education Weightlifting experience Athlete – 1988-1990 Technical Official – 2006- Official – 2008- Previous positions in IWF --- International Technical Official --- Publications --- Position in Continental / --- Regional Federation Position in National Federation Vice President 10 AHMAD, Mohyuddin Country BAN (Bangladesh) Canditate to Executive Board Technical Committee Place and date of birth Dhaka, 24.12.1948 Current occupation Sports Organiser Languages English Professional qualification B.A.
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