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List of Confirmed Participants List of Confirmed Participants by alphabetic order of surnames Abadjiev, Dimitar Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, Embassy of the Republic of Bulgaria to the Republic of Slovenia, BULGARIA Abdul Rahman, Eirliani Executive Director, YAKIN (Youth, Adult survivors & Kin In Need), SINGAPORE Abdullah, Bahaa Member of the Board - CFO, Iskraemeco, d.d., EGYPT Abdulraheem, Misitura Chargé d´Affaires a.i., Embassy of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, NIGERIA Abela, Carmelo Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Promotion of the Republic of Malta, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade Promotion, MALTA Adlešič, Darja Ministry of economic development and technology, SLOVENIA Agotha, Anthony Cabinet Member, European Commission Ahlawat, Somveer Assistant Attache, Embassy of India, INDIA Akbar, M. J. Minister of State for External Affairs, Government of India, INDIA Akçapar, Burak Director General, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, TURKEY Akrapovič, Matej CFO, Akrapovic d.d., SLOVENIA Aksen, Serhat Deputy Director General-EFGY, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, TURKEY Al Hussein, Zeid Ra'ad United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Al Sheikh, Hisham Embassy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, SAUDI ARABIA Alberti, Laurent Head of the Germany and Alpine and Adriatic Europe Department, French Ministry For Europe and Foreign Affairs, FRANCE Albreht, Matjaž Executive Director, ALTA Invest, investment services, Inc., SLOVENIA Alipiev, Georgi Deputy Minister of Tourism of the Republic of Bulgaria, Ministry of Tourism of the Republic of Bulgaria, BULGARIA Alkaabi, Hamad Ambassador, Embassy of the United Arab Emirates, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Alotaibi, Ahmad Representative, Embassy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, SAUDI ARABIA 1 Alp, Kerem Deputy Director General, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, TURKEY Al-Thani , Sheikh Ali bin Jassim Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, Embassy of the State of Qatar to Austria, Slovenia and Slovakia, QATAR Altug, Esen Ambassador, Turkish Embassy in Ljubljana, TURKEY Altusz, Kristóf Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, HUNGARY Amano, Yukiya Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency Amarin, Samir Honorary Consul - General, Consulate - General of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, SLOVENIA Amarnath, A. Deputy Secretary, Office of Minister of State for External Affairs, INDIA Anderson, Laura POL/ECON Chief, POL/ECON Chief, UNITED STATES Angara Collinson, Maria Zeneida Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, Embassy of the Republic of Philippines, PHILIPPINES Angelov, Angel Ambassador, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, BULGARIA Antončič, Marjan President, ZDRUŽENJE EIDES, SLOVENIA Apih, Jana Director, Zavod tovarna trajnostnega turizma, SLOVENIA Aralica, Adriana Executive Board Member, United Nations Association of Slovenia, SLOVENIA Aralica, Branka Director, MPI VRELEC d.o.o., SLOVENIA Arbeiter, Jana Assistant, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ljubljana, SLOVENIA Arih, Aljaž Ministry of Foreign Affairs, SLOVENIA Ashikbayev, Yerzhan Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan, KAZAKHSTAN Ashrawi, Hanan PLO Executive Committee Member, Palestine Liberation Organization, PALESTINE Azizoglu, Orhan Hikmet Founder/president, International University Council, TURKEY Ažman, Jaka Consultant, Bled Water Festival, SLOVENIA B. Golob, Saša Political reporter, European Commission - Representation in Slovenia, SLOVENIA Babčan, Ladislav Director of the Minister´s Office, Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, SLOVAKIA Babnik, Maruša Project officer for the field of tax justice, Ekvilib Institute, SLOVENIA Bačič, Irena Secretary Protocol, Ministry of Finance, SLOVENIA Bajdak, Artjom Artjom Bajdak s.p., SLOVENIA Baker, Don William POL Officer, U.S. Embassy Ljubljana, UNITED STATES Balažic, Marko Secretary-General, Think tank Fokus 2031, SLOVENIA Balažic, Renata Board Director, Sava Turizem d.d., SLOVENIA Balogh, Imre CEO and Executive Director, Bank Asset Management Company (DUTB d.d.), SLOVENIA 2 Balogh-Kanzler, Imre Student, University of Stirling, SLOVENIA Balon, Tilen Secretary, Faculty of Economics, University of Ljubljana, SLOVENIA Balut, Aleš Senior Political Adviser, Office of the High Representative, SLOVENIA Bandion-Ortner, Claudia Former Minister of Justice, Judge, Former Minister of Justice, AUSTRIA Barba Silvela, Juan Board Member, The Bank Assets Management Company (DUTB) Barborič, Blaž Project manager, Geodetic Institute of Slovenia, SLOVENIA Barbutovski, Dragan Director, Think Europe, SLOVENIA Barratt, Martin Senior Trade Commissioner, Embassy of Canada, CANADA Barthel - Rúzsa, Zsolt Chairman, Századvég Political Foundation, HUNGARY Bartsch, Katharina First Secretary, French Embassy in Slovenia, FRANCE Baruca Zabukovec, Petra Director of Marketing & Corporate Communication, Hoteli Bernardin d.d., SLOVENIA Bauchmüller, Robert Chief Program Officer, Center of Excellence in Finance (CEF), SLOVENIA Bauer, Sabine Special Assistant to the Executive Secretary, Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization Bauman, Mateja Slovenian Tourist Board, SLOVENIA Bayar, Firat Counsellor, Embassy of the Republic, TURKEY Beber Boštjančič, Sabina Deputy Director, ITF Enhancing Human Security, SLOVENIA Bebler, Anton President / Professor Emeritus, Euro-Atlantic Council of Slovenia / Faculty of social sciences, SLOVENIA Bec, Jakob Advisor to the Member of the Parliament, National Assembly, SLOVENIA Bećirović, Zijad Director, International Institute for Middle-East and Balkan Studies (IFIMES), SLOVENIA Beekman, Phil Public Affairs Chief, U.S. Embassy Ljubljana, UNITED STATES Behin, Leon SLOVENIA Belosević, Blanka Head of Department for International Relations at Ministry of Tourism, Republic of Croatia, CROATIA Beltram, Marjan CEO, STA potovanja / Business Travel Management Company, SLOVENIA Benčina Čož, Barbara Marketing manager, SAP, SLOVENIA Benčina, Gregor Honorary Consul, Consulate of the Republic of Finland, SLOVENIA Benedejčič, Minca Ministry of Foreign Affairs, SLOVENIA Berčon, Matjaž Acting director, Turizem Bled, SLOVENIA Bergant, Boris Senior Consultant, EBU (European Broadcasting Union), SLOVENIA Bergant, Igor E. Anchorman, Radio-television Slovenia (RTV), SLOVENIA Bergant, Zvonko Secretary of the Committee on EU Affairs, The National Assembly, SLOVENIA Bergoč, Tomaž Executive director, UNICEF Slovenija, SLOVENIA Berk, Haydar Ambassador, Director, RACVIAC-Centre for Security Cooperation, TURKEY 3 Berločnik, Tomaž CEO, PETROL d.d. Berstad, Olav Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, Royal Norwegian Embassy, NORWAY Bertok, Jurij Director-General, Ministry of Public Administration, SLOVENIA Bervar, Mitja President of the National Council of the Republic of Slovenia, SLOVENIA Bhattacharjee, Subrata Joint Secretary, Central Europe, Ministry of External Affairs, INDIA Blažič, Matija Director, Hotel Ribno, SLOVENIA Blažič, Mitja Project coordinator, Association Cultural, Information And Counselling, SLOVENIA Bogataj, Katja Ministry of Foreign Affairs, SLOVENIA Bogataj, Tanja State Secretary, Ministry of Public Administration, Republic of Slovenia, SLOVENIA Boh, Aleksander Ministry of Foreign Affairs, SLOVENIA Bojadzic, Jasmin Adviser, Committee on International Relations and Emigrants, MONTENEGRO Bojinović Fenko, Ana Head of International Relations Chair, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ljubljana, SLOVENIA Bole, Patrik Globallis, SLOVENIA Boris, Mark Andrijanič Public Policy, Central & Eastern Europe, UBER, SLOVENIA Boruna, George Director, Ministry of Tourism - Control Directorate, ROMANIA Bostiancic, Maria Carla Law Professor, Escuela Privada de Sanidad (EPSA), ARGENTINA Botas Kenda, Boštjan Dean of Academy of Fine Arts and Design, University of Ljubljana, SLOVENIA Bouchaara, Lotfi Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco, MOROCCO Bozeglav, Domen Minister's Office, Ministry of Public Administration, SLOVENIA Božič, Andrej Honorary Consul, Consulate of New Zealand, SLOVENIA Božič, Dobran Government Office for the Protection of Classified Information, SLOVENIA Božičnik, Ana Brady, Conleth Assistant to the Director General, International Atomic Energy Agency Braendle, Max Director, Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Croatia, CROATIA Braho, Alisa Media Adviser, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Albania, ALBANIA Brank, Aleksandra Bratuša, Maja Institute for Strategic Solutions, SLOVENIA Breznikar, Peter BI NOVA d.o.o., SLOVENIA Brezovar, Nejc State Secretary, Ministry of Public Administration, Republic of Slovenia, SLOVENIA Brezovec, Luka Honorary Consul, Consulate of the Republic of Latvia, SLOVENIA Brglez, Alja Head of the Cabinet of the President of the Republic of Slovenia, SLOVENIA 4 Bricelj, Mitja Brkić Hendrickx, Divna Kliping d.o.o., SLOVENIA Brnabić, Ana Prime Minister of the Republic of Serbia, Government of the Republic of Serbia, SERBIA Brodnig, Ingrid Book author / Digital Champion Austria, brodnig.org / digitalchampion.at, AUSTRIA Brodnik, Gregor Senior Adviser for economic affairs, Municipality of Krško, SLOVENIA Brodnjak, Matija Destination manager, ZRS Bistra Ptuj, SLOVENIA Brodnjak, Tine General Manager, Hotel Lovec & Hotel Kompas, SLOVENIA Brodovych, Mykhailo F. Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, Embassy of Ukraine in Slovenia, UKRAINE Brozina, David Ministry of Foreign Affairs, SLOVENIA Brzin, Urška Aviat storitveno podjetje d.o.o., SLOVENIA Bučar, Maja Professor, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ljubljana, SLOVENIA Buda, Uros Deputy Director, Gostotljubnost slovenskih domov,
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