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Convention on Migratory Species CONVENTION ON UNEP/CMS/COP13/Report MIGRATORY ANNEX 5 SPECIES Original: English 13th MEETING OF THE CONFERENCE OF THE PARTIES Gandhinagar, India, 17 - 22 February 2020 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS/ LISTE DES PARTICIPANTS / LISTA DE PARTICIPANTES1 1 The alphabetic order follows the order of English country short names/ L’ordre alphabétique suit l’ordre des noms abbréviés des pays en anglais/ El orden alfabético sigue el orden de las abreviaturas de los nombres de países en Inglés. UNEP/CMS/COP13/Report/Annex 5 PARTIES/ PARTES Name Organisation Contact Email ANGOLA Madalena Fernando Ministry of Environment [email protected] Joaquim Manuel Lourenco Ministry of Environment [email protected] ARGENTINA /ARGENTINE / ARGENTINA Renato Ivan Agustin Morales Ministry of Foreign Affairs [email protected] Vanesa Tossenberger Delegation [email protected] ARMENIA / ARMÉNIE / ARMENIA Sevak Baloyan Ministry of Environment [email protected] AUSTRALIA / AUSTRALIE / AUSTRALIA Mark Carey Department of the Environment and Energy [email protected] Stefan Klose BirdLife Australia [email protected] Natalie Manahan Atlantis Fisheries Consulting Group [email protected] Narelle Montgomery Department of the Environment and Energy [email protected] Geoff Richardson Department of the Environment and Energy [email protected] Andrew Sullivan Commonwealth Fisheries Association [email protected] BANGLADESH Fa-Tu-Zo Khaleque Mela Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change [email protected] Habibun Nahar Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change [email protected] Md Shohel Rana Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change [email protected] Gobinda Roy Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change [email protected] Sanzida Yesmin Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change [email protected] BELARUS / BÉLARUS / BELARÚS Vladimir Koltunov Center of Academy of Science of Belarus for Bioresources [email protected] UNEP/CMS/COP13/Report/Annex 5 BELGIUM / BELGIQUE / BÉLGICA Jens Warrie Department for the Marine Environment [email protected] BOLIVIA / BOLIVIE / BOLIVIA Enzo Ronald Aliaga Rossel Ministry of Environment and Water [email protected] BRAZIL / BRÉSIL / BRASIL Igor Barbosa Ministry of Foreign Affairs [email protected] BULGARIA / BULGARIE / BULGARIA Yana Velina Ministry of Environment and Water [email protected] BURUNDI Ministry of Water, Environment, Land Management and Obed Ntineshwa Urban Planning [email protected] CABO VERDE Liza Helena Alves Lima National Directorate of Environment [email protected] COOK ISLANDS / ÎLES COOK / ISLAS COOK Hayley Weeks National Environment Service [email protected] COSTA RICA Gina Giselle Cuza Jones Ministry of Environment and Energy [email protected] Carlos Orrego Ministry of Environment and Energy [email protected] CÔTE D’IVOIRE Kognan Dégrâce Nda Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development [email protected] CROATIA / CROATIE / CROACIA Tamara Cimbora Zovko Ministry of Environment and Energy [email protected] Tomislav Coric Ministry of Environment and Energy [email protected] Aljosa Duplic Ministry of Environment and Energy [email protected] Ivana Jelenic Ministry of Environment and Energy [email protected] Ana Jesovnik Ministry of Environment and Energy [email protected] 3 UNEP/CMS/COP13/Report/Annex 5 Ana Kobaslic Nature Protection Directorate [email protected] Jelena Kralj Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts [email protected] Petar Ljubicic Embassy of the Republic of Croatia in India [email protected] Martina Maric Ministry of Environment and Energy [email protected] Ivan Petrac Ministry of Environment and Energy [email protected] Vida Posavec Vukelic Ministry of Environment and Energy [email protected] Ramona Topic Ministry of Environment and Energy [email protected] Jelena Uros Ministry of Environment and Energy [email protected] Irina Zupan Ministry of Environment and Energy [email protected] CZECH REPUBLIC / RÉPUBLIQUE TCHÈQUE / REPÚBLICA CHECA Jan Brojac Ministry of Environment and Energy [email protected] Milan Dostal Embassy of the Czech Republic in India [email protected] DENMARK / DANEMARK / DINAMARCA Kresten Petersen Ministry of Enviroment and Food [email protected] ECUADOR / ÉQUATEUR / ECUADOR Julia Angelita Cordero Guillen Ministry of Environment [email protected] Raul Ledesma Ministry of Environment [email protected] EGYPT / ÉGYPTE / EGIPTO Ayman Hamada Ahmed Ministry of Environment [email protected] ERITREA / ÉRYTHRÉE / ERITREA Futsum Gebremariam Ministry of Agriculture [email protected] ESTONIA / ESTONIE / ESTONIA Agu Leivits Environmental Board [email protected] Merike Linnamagi Ministry of Environment [email protected] Hanno Zingel Ministry of Environment [email protected] 4 UNEP/CMS/COP13/Report/Annex 5 ESWATINI Ngwane Brilliant Dlamini Eswatini National Trust Commission [email protected] ETHIOPIA / ÉTHIOPIE / ETIOPÍA Mihret Ewnetu Ethiopian Wildlife Conservation Authority [email protected] Fanuel Kebede Gorfu Ethiopian Wildlife Conservation Authority [email protected] Kumara Wakjira Ethiopian Wildlife Conservation Authority [email protected] EUROPEAN UNION / UNION EUROPÉENNE / UNIÓN EUROPEA European Commission, Directorate General for Anne Burrill Environment [email protected] Henriette Faergemann Bredsten European Union Delegation to India [email protected] European Commission, Directorate General for Juan Perez Lorenzo Environment [email protected] FINLAND / FINLANDE / FINLANDIA Roosa Atula Ministry of the Environment [email protected] Penina Blankett Ministry of the Environment [email protected] Esko Hyvarinen Ministry of the Environment [email protected] FRANCE / FRANCIA francois.lamarque@developpement- Francois Lamarque Ministry for the Ecological and Inclusive Transition durable.gouv.fr Paul Salvaire Embassy of France in India [email protected] Jean-Philippe Siblet National Museum of Natural History [email protected] Yann Wehrling Ministry of Foreign Affairs [email protected] GAMBIA / GAMBIE / GAMBIA Abdoulie Sawo Department of Parks and Wildlife Management [email protected] 5 UNEP/CMS/COP13/Report/Annex 5 GERMANY / ALLEMAGNE / ALEMANIA Jochen Flasbarth Federal Ministry for the Environment [email protected] Jurgen Friedrich Federal Ministry for the Environment [email protected] Christiane Paulus Federal Ministry for the Environment [email protected] Oliver Schall Federal Ministry for the Environment [email protected] Laura Schneider Federal Ministry for the Environment [email protected] Josef Theodor Tumbrinck Federal Ministry for the Environment [email protected] GHANA Dickson Agyeman Forestry Commission [email protected] Bernard Asamoah-Boateng Forestry Commission [email protected] James Oppong Forestry Commission [email protected] HUNGARY / HONGRIE / HUNGRÍA Zoltan Czirak Ministry of Agriculture [email protected] Levente Korosi Ministry of Agriculture [email protected] INDIA / INDE / INDIA Javadekar Prakash Keshav Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change [email protected] Mishra Chandra Kishore Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change [email protected] Sanjay Kumar Suman Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change [email protected] Dasgupta Soumitra Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change [email protected] Dhananjai Mohan Wildlife Institute of India [email protected] Noyal Thomas Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change [email protected] Jagenia Rakesh Kumar Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change [email protected] Rajamanickkam Gopinath Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change [email protected] IRAQ Mohammed Shakir Mhmood Al-Battawi Legal Directorate [email protected] Arif Shamkhi Jaber Alsalim Thi Qar Environment Department [email protected] 6 UNEP/CMS/COP13/Report/Annex 5 Marshes and Natural Ecosystem Department/Technical Amro Alaa-Aldain Hussein Alsammarraie [email protected] Directorate Basim Mohammed Hubain Al-Thahaibawi Southern Environment Directorate [email protected] Amer Obaid Saud Saud Planning and Follow-up Directorate [email protected] IRELAND / IRLANDE / IRLANDA Gerard Kelly Consulate General of Ireland in India [email protected] ISRAEL Simon Nemtzov Israel Nature and Parks Authority [email protected] ITALY / ITALIE / ITALIA Sergio Costa Ministry for Environment, Land and Sea [email protected] Fulvio Mamone Capria Ministry for Environment, Land and Sea [email protected] Stefania Costanza Minisry of Foreign Affairs and 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