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ICAPP Special Conference on Promote Green Development and Build a Beautiful Asia Together (Xi’An, China, May 29-31, 2013) ICAPP Special Conference on Promote Green Development and Build a Beautiful Asia Together (Xi’an, China, May 29-31, 2013) ICAPP/6CON/002 List of Participants (52 Political Parties from 28 Countries and 8 Observers) Political Parties Afghanistan, Islamic Republic of 1. National Coalition of Afghanistan - Hon. Noorolhaq Olomi, Chairman of the Executive Committee - Hon. Mr. Mahmoud Saikal, Chairman of International Relations 2. National Islamic Front of Afghanistan - Hon. Sayed Hamed Gailani, Vice President - Mr. Mohammad Haidar, Secretary Australia, Commonwealth of 3. Liberal Party of Australia - Hon. Shane L. Stone, Former Federal President of Liberal Party of Australia, Assistant Chairman of the International Democratic Union Azerbaijan, Republic of 4. Yeni(New) Azerbaijan Party - Hon. Mubariz Gurbanli, Deputy Executive Secretary - Mr. Mirkazim Kazimov Bangladesh, People’s Republic of 5. Bangladesh Awami League - Hon. Abdul Matin Khasru, Member of Parliament, Legal Affairs Secretary of Bangladesh Awami League Central Committee, Chairman of the Standing Committee on Private Member’s Bills and Resolutions of Bangladesh Parliament, Former Minister of Law, Justice, and Parliamentary Affairs 6. Jatiya Party - Hon. Anisul Islam Mondol, Member of Parliament - Mrs. Shanta Islam Monni, Spouse of Hon. Anisul Islam Mondol 7. Bangladesh Nationalist Party - Hon. Abdul Mannan, Advisor to Chairperson - Hon. Khaled Hossain Mahboob, Party Nominee for Member of Parliament Cambodia, Kingdom of 8. Cambodian People’s Party - Hon. Sok An, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister in charge of the Office of the Council of Ministers, and Member of the Standing Committee - Hon. Tansri Dr. Chen Lip Keong, Advisor to the Royal Government of Cambodia - Hon. Yos Son, Chairman of the International Relations Commission ICAPP Special Conference on Promote Green Development and Build a Beautiful Asia Together (Xi’an, China, May 29-31, 2013) - Hon. Tekreth Samrach, Secretary of State, Office of the Council of Ministers - Mr. Suos Yara, Under-Secretary of State, Office of the Council of Ministers - Mr. Say Samal, Deputy Secretary General of the Royal Government - Mr. Sok Keang, Advisor to the Office of the Council of Ministers - Mr. Sao Sopheap, Advisor to the Office of the Council of Ministers - Mr. Ouk Sidet, Official of the Cabinet to the Minister in Charge of the Office of the Council of Ministers - Mr. Kong Chanveasna, Director of International Relations of the Office of the Council of Ministers - Mr. Sok Saravuth, Assistant to Hon. Tansri Dr. Chen Lip Keong - Mr. Chen Yepern, Assistant to Hon. Tan Sri Dr. Chen Lip Keong 9. FUNCINPEC Party - Hon. Keo Puth Rasmey, Royal Government Adviser with rank of Deputy Prime Minister of Cambodia, President of the Supreme Council - Hon. Jacky Sae Chen, Advisor of the Royal Government of Cambodia and Senior Economic Advisor - Her Highness Norodom Reasmey Ponita, Representative of the President of the FUNCINPEC Party China, People’s Republic of 10. Communist Party of China - Hon. Li Yuanchao, Member of Political Bureau of CPC and Vice President of People’s Republic of China - Hon. Wang Jiarui, Vice Chairman of National Committee, Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), and Minister of International Department, Central Committee of CPC - Hon. Zhao Zhengyong, Member of the Central Committee and Secretary of Shaanxi Provincial Committee, CPC - Hon. Lou Qinjian, Member of the Central Committee and Deputy Secretary of Shaanxi Provincial Committee, CPC, and Governor of Shaanxi Province, China - Hon. Ai Ping, Vice Minister of International Department, Central Committee, CPC - Hon. Sun Qingyun, Deputy Secretary of Shaanxi Provincial Committee, CPC - Hon. Ms. Yang Yanyi, Assistant Minister and Director General of International Department, Central Committee, CPC - Ms. Shen Beili, Diretor Geenral of International Department, Central Committee, CPC - Mr. Zhang Baowen, Director General, Office of Foreign Affairs, People’s Government of Shaanxi Province - Mr. Ma Jin, Director General, International Department, Central Committee, CPC - Mr. Miao Weicheng, Deputy Director General, International Department, Central Committee, CPC - Ms. Sun Haiyan, Deputy Director General, International Department, Central Committee, CPC - Mr. Luan Jianzhang, Deputy Director General, International Department, Central Committee, CPC ICAPP Special Conference on Promote Green Development and Build a Beautiful Asia Together (Xi’an, China, May 29-31, 2013) - Ms. Rao Huihua, Deputy Director General, International Department, Central Committee, CPC - Mr. Yuan Zhibing, Deputy Director General, International Department, Central Committee, CPC - Mr. Zhang Jianwei, Deputy Director General, International Department, Central Committee, CPC - Mr. Zhong Weiyun, Deputy Director General, International Department, Central Committee, CPC - Mr. Qian Naicheng, Deputy Director General, International Department, Central Committee, CPC - Ms. Zhou Guomei, Deputy Director General, China-ASEAN Environmental Cooperation Center, Ministry of Environmental Protection, China - Mr. Wang Xinrong, Deputy Director General, Department of Environment Protection, Shaanxi Provincial Government, China - Mr. Fan Weibin, Chief Adviser, Development and Reform Commission of Shaanxi Provincial Government, Communist Party of China - Mr. Lv Kan, Deputy .Director, National Development and Reform Commission, China India, Republic of 11. National Congress Party - Hon. Manish Tewari, Secretary of Foreign Affairs Department, Minister (Independent Charge), Ministry of Information and Broadcasting 12. Communist Party of India (Marxist) - Hon. Nilotpal Bose, Member of Central Secretariat Indonesia, Republic of 13. GOLKAR Party - Hon. Iris Indira Murti, Head of International Cooperation Board - Ms. Emmalia Natar, Member of International Cooperation Board - Mr. Roosdinal Ramdhani Salim, Member of Environmental and Health Board 14. Democratic Party of Indonesia - Hon. Ulil Abshar Abdalla, President of Central Strategy and Policy Research Center 15. Indonesian Democratic Party-Struggle - Mr. Bela Laksana, Assistant to Vice Chairman of Forestry and Plantation Board 16. Great Indonesia Movement Party - Hon. Mr. Heirma Soelistiyo Poernomo, Chairman, DPP Gerindra in charge for Technology Research and Development - Hon. Danang Wicaksana Sulistya Ketua, Chairman, DPP Gerindra in Charge of Public Works 17. Prosperous Justice Party (PKS) - Hon. Budiyanto, Head of Party Leadership Development Iran, Islamic Republic of 18. Islamic Motalefeh Party ICAPP Special Conference on Promote Green Development and Build a Beautiful Asia Together (Xi’an, China, May 29-31, 2013) - Hon. Hassan Ghafouri Fard, Former Vice President and Central Committee Member - Mr. Mahdi Soli, Deputy Secretary for Foreign Affairs Iraq, Republic of 19. Kurdistan Democratic Party - Hon. Ahmed Adhem Abduljabar Toghramachi, Leadership Member and Head of KDP’s Kurdistani and Iraqi Relations - Mr. Abdulsalam Ibrahim Abdullah, Head of Asian Desk, Foreign Relations Office - Ms. Silav Naif Ibrahim, Staff, Asian Desk, Foreign Relations Office Japan 20. Liberal Democratic Party of Japan - Hon. Ito Shintaro, Acting Director-General of the International Bureau and Member of Parliament - Hon. Suzuki Keisuke, Deputy Director-General of the International Bureau, Member of Parliament 21. Democratic Party of Japan - Hon. Yuji Fujimoto, Member of the House of Councilors and Director General of the International Department - Hon. Makiko Kikuta, Member of the House of Representatives, Chairperson of Women Committee, and Director General of the Diplomatic Network Initiative 22. Communist Party of Japan - Hon. Ogata Yasuo, Vice-Chair of the Executive Committee 23. New Komei Party - Hon. Shinichi Isa, Vice Chairman of the Security and Foreign Affairs Committee Korea, Democratic People’s Republic of 24. Korean Workers’ Party - Hon. Ma Chol-su, Director General of the International Department - Mr. Kim Kyong-il - Mr. Hwang Yong-rim Korea, Republic of 25. Saenuri (New Frontier) Party - Hon. Hwang Jin-ha, Member of the National Assembly and President of the ICAPP Parliamentarians’ Union in the Korean National Assembly - Mr. Park Jin-ho, Director General of the ICAPP Parliamentarians’ Union 26. Democratic Party - Hon. Lee Mi-kyung, Member of the National Assembly and Former Secretary General 27. Unified Progressive Party - Hon. Kim Sun-dong, Member of the National Assembly and Deputy Floor Leader Kyrgyzstan (Kyrgyz Republic) 28. The “Ata-Meken” Socialist Party ICAPP Special Conference on Promote Green Development and Build a Beautiful Asia Together (Xi’an, China, May 29-31, 2013) - Hon. Ergeshov Edilbek - Ms. Tekebaeva Ainaghl Laos (Lao People’s Democratic Republic) 29. Lao People’s Revolutionary Party - Hon. Bounnhang Vorachith, Vice President of Lao People’s Democratic Republic, Member of the Political Bureau and Standing Member of the Secretairat - Hon. Sunthone Xayachack, Vice Minister of the Foreign Ministry and International Department - Mr. Kingphet Mongkhonvilay, Deputy Director General of the Central Secretariat and Secretary to Hon. Bounnhang Vorachith - Ms. Vandy Bouthasavong, Deputy Director General of International Department - Mr. Salermxay Thathongsak, Director of International Department - Mr. Thongsavath Phanthavong, Deputy Director of International Department - Ms. Thongsy Vongphachanh - Mr. Khyly Somchanmavong Malaysia 30. United Malays National Organization (UMNO) - Hon. Datuk Raja Ropiaah Binti Raja Abdullah, Member of the Senate, Chief of Selangor
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