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GEORGIA DEFENCE and SECURITY CONFERENCE 1 Mr. Giorgi GEORGIA DEFENCE AND SECURITY CONFERENCE 1 Mr. Giorgi Abashishvili The Head of the Administration Deputy Head of Department for 2 COL Gunduz Abdulov International Military Cooperation 3 Mr. George Adamson Liaison Officer to MoD, EUMM to Georgia Adviser, Partnership sand Assistance Programmes, International Relations and 4 Ms. Ana Adomavičienė Operations Department, The Ministry of National Defence of the Republic of Lithuania Deputy secretary of the National Security 5 Ms. Teona Akubardia Council of Georgia Chief of the Joint Staff of Royal Saudi 6 General Abdul Rahman Al Banyan Arabian Armed Forces 7 Mr. Irakli Aladashvili Chief Editor, "Arsenali"magazine 8 Major Abdel Rahman Abdullah Al-Ajaji Private Secretary 9 Mr. Ibrahim Abdul Rahman Al-Husseini Public Relations Second Secretary, Royal Embassy of 10 Mr. Mamduh ALJARBOO Saudi Arabia in Baku 11 Major General Fahd Saud Al-Johani Military Consultant 12 SSG Allbrooks Commo NCOIC General Intelligence of Saudi Armed 13 Brigadier Huseein Mohamed Al-Qahtani Forces 14 LTC Ahmed Sale Al-Rakaf Private Consultant 15 Brigadier Salem Hasan Al-Shehri Military Officer in Leader and Staff College 16 Brigadier Ali Saeed Alshehri Representative from the Sea Forces Director of joint training / Jordan armed 17 B.G Mohammad al-Thalji forces Major Ahmed Rahman Abdullah 18 Protocol Manager AlTuraifi 19 Mr. Zoltán André Counsellor, Embaasy of Hungary Head of Minister's Bureau, Ministry of 20 Ms. Ieva Apine Defence of the Republic of Latvia Deputy Assistant Secretary General for Political Affairs and Security Policy; NATO Secretary General’s Special 21 Mr. James Appathurai Representative for the Caucasus and Central Asia Attache, Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia 22 Mr. Mohammed ASIRI in Baku Political Affairs Expert, Ministry of 23 Türkan AYDIN SAMUR National Defence of the Republic of Turkey Chairperson, International Center for 24 Ms. Nato Bachiashvili Geopolitical Studies Ambassador-at-Large for Hybrid Threats, 25 Amb. Eitvydas BAJARŪNAS Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Lithuania Acting Marine and Naval Attaché, U.S. 26 Lieutenant Andre Bakh Embassy Tbilisi, Georgia 27 Mr.David Bakradze Leader of the Parliamentary Minority Deputy Head of the MIA Border Police of 28 Ms. Nino Bakradze Georgia 29 Ms. Bojana Balon UNDP SEESAC, Coordinator Assistant Army Attaché, U.S. Embassy 30 Maj Steve Bartkowski Tbilisi, Georgia Ambassador Extraordinary and 31 H.E. Antonio Enrico Bartoli Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Italy to Georgia Office of the Secretary of Defense, Policy 32 Stephanie Baugh Country Director The Deputy Secretary General for Political 33 Mr. Jean-Christophe Belliard Affairs of the European External Action Service Ambassador Extraordinary and 34 H.E. Arad Benkö Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Austria to Georgia First Deputy Chairman of the Defence and 35 Mr. Irakli Beraia Security Committee, Parliament of Georgia Minister of Defence of the Republic of 36 Mr. Raimonds Bergmanis Latvia 37 Colonel Majed Abdullah Bin Taleb Director of Public Relations Regional Armed Forces Delegate, 38 Mr. Reuel Black International Commette of Red Cross Director of Information Center on NATO 39 Ms.Nino Bolkvadze and EU 40 Mr. François-Xavier Boutes Country Director Georgia & Ukraine 41 Ms. Harriet Brennan Security Specialist, Control Risks 42 Mr. Giorgi Butkhuzi Deputy Defence Minister of Georgia 43 LTC Erica Cameron CAG OIC Minister of National Defence of the 44 Mr. Nurettin Canikli Republic of the Republic of Turkey 45 Mr. Gregory Cannata CUBIC, Program Manager 46 Mr. Daniel Capone Political oficer, U.S. Embassy Senior Director, Penn Biden Center for 47 Dr. Michael Carpenter Diplomacy and Global Engagement, US Chief of the General Staff of Georgian 48 Major General Vladimer Chachibaia Armed Forces Head of Military Intelligence Department, 49 Mr Irakli Chichinadze Ministry of Defence of Georgia First Deputy Minister of Defence of 50 Ms Lela Chikovani Georgia Assosiate Professor, International Black 51 Mr. Nika Chitadze See University, Georgia STC DELTA - Head of Foreign Economic 52 Mr. Otar Chiteishvili Relations department Deputy Head of Defence System Analysis 53 Mr. Giorgi Chkhikvadze Division Superior of Chief of the General Staff of 54 COL Jacek CICHOSZ the Polish Armed Forces Founder, Intenational Assosiation of 55 Mr. Giorgi Ckhvitava Military Journalists, Georgia Senior Adviser National Defence Unit 56 Ms. Charlotta Collén Defence Policy Department Ministry of Defence of Finland Director of The European Union Military 57 Bgen Lars-Olof CORNELIUSSON Staff INT/European External Action Service Deputy Chief, Office of Defence 58 Wayne Dahl Cooperation, U.S. Embassy to Georgia Non-Resident/ Logistics Capabilities 59 Mr. Petere De Lepeleire Development Defence Attaché of People’s Republic of 60 Senior Colonel Hu Dejun China to Georgia Head of Bilateral Division of International 61 Mrs. Natia Dekanoidze Relations and Euro-Atlantic Integration Department Head of the Defence Policy Department, 62 Mr. Attila Demkó Ministry of Defence and Parliamentary State Secretary of Hungary Political/Security Officer, NATO Liaison 63 Dr. Torsten Derrik Office Director, Deputy Managing Director 64 Mr. Luc Devigne Russia, Eastern Partnership, Central Asia and OSCE Head of Political, press and Information 65 Ms. Dorota Dlouchy-Suliga Section, European Union Delegation to Georgia Ambassador Extraordinary and 66 H.E. Ihor Dolhov Plenipotentiary of Ukraine to Georgia State Minister of Georgia on European 67 Mr. Victor Dolidze and Euro-Atlantic Integration Director, the Georgian Center for Security 68 Amb. Levan Dolidze and Development Bilateral Affairs Officer, Office of Defence 69 Quintin Doll Cooperation, U.S. Embassy to Georgia Ambassador At Large, Special Envoy for 70 Amb. Alle Dorhout Counterterrorism, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of Netherland Ambassador Extraordinary and 71 H.E. Johannes Douma Plenipotentiary of the Kingdom of Netherlands to Georgia Deputy Head of the Eastern Europe Desk, 72 Emmanuel Dreyfus DGRIS, Minister of the Armed Forces of the Republic of France Head of Defence Policy and Development 73 Dr. Shalva Dzebisashvili Department, Ministry of Defence of Georgia Head of J-3 Department, Ministry of 74 Colonel Irakli Dzneladze Defence of Georgia 75 Mr. Ucha Dzodzuashvili STC DELTA - General director Defence Attaché accredited to Turkey, 76 Colonel (GS) Hans Eberhart, PhD Azerbaijan and Georgia Advisor, Foreigh Relations Coordination 77 Ms.Natia Ejoshvili Unit, Administration of the Government of Georgia Political Affairs and Security Policy 78 Mr. Steffen Elgersma Division Associate Director, Strategic Research 79 Dr. Jonathan Eyal Partnerships, RUSI Deputy Director for Europe, North America & Multilateral affairs, DGRIS, 80 Colonel Bruno Foussard Minister of the Armed Forces of the Republic of France Georgia Deployment Program (GDP), 81 Capt Daniel Frank U.S. Marine Corps Forces Europe and Africa Defence attaché of the Republic of Italy to 82 C.V. Attilio Gattia Turkey, Georgia and Azerbaijan 83 Mr. Nukri Gelashvili Deputy Defence Minister of Georgia Deputy Ambassador Extraordinary and 84 Mr. Margus Gering Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Estonia to Georgia Director of EU Studies and Contributing Scholar, Georgian Foundation for 85 Mr. Kakha Gogolashvili Strategic and International Studies (GFSIS) PM-GDP RSM, U.S. Marine Corps Forces 86 LtCol MATTHEW GORBATY Europe & Africa Defence attaché of the Czech Republic to 87 LTC Štefan Grivalský Georgia Ambassador Extraordinary and 88 H.E. Zeki Levent Gümrükçü Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Turkey to Georgia Research fellow in the Centre for 89 Mr. Ilgar Gurbanov Strategic Studies under the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan Deputy secretary of the National Security 90 Amb. Shota Gvineria Council of Georgia Deputy Head of Defence Policy and 91 Mr. Gaga Gvineria Development Department Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Hashemite Kingdom 92 H.E. Nassar I. Habashneh of Jordan Senior Defense Official / Defense Attaché 93 Col Jeffry Hartman U.S. Embassy Tbilisi, Georgia Director of the Defence Policy 94 Mr. Rolands Heniņš Department, Ministry of Defence of the Republic of Latvia Strategic Operational Planning Advisor to the SNGP (Substantial NATO-Georgia 95 LTC Vincent HENKINET Package), Defense Capability Building Program Director, Dinu Patriciu Eurasia Center, 96 Amb. John Herbst Atlantic Council, US 97 Amb. H.E Janos Herman Head of EU Delegation to Georgia 98 COL Andrew Hilmes Executive Officer (XO) 99 Mr. Erik Hoeeg Acting Head of EUMM to Georgia Foreign Area Officer, Office of Defense 100 MAJ Andrew Horsfall Cooperation, U.S. Embassy to Georgia Ambassador Extraordinary and 101 H.E. Radu Liviu Horumă Plenipotentiary of Romania to Georgia Ambassador Extraordinary and 102 H.E. Dr. Viktória Horváth Plenipotentiary of Hungary to Georgia G-35, U.S. Marine Corps Forces Europe & 103 Col BURL HUDSON Africa 104 LTC Kalman Huse Defence attaché of Hungary to Georgia 105 Colonel Daniel Iacob Deputy NATO Core Team Leader Defence attaché of the Republic of 106 MAJ Fuad Ibrahimov Azerbaijan to Georgia Ambassador Extraordinary and 107 H.E. Dessislava Ivanova Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Bulgaria to Georgia 108 Dr. Levan Izoria Minister of Defence of Georgia 109 SGT Adrienne Jackson COMMO Programme Manager of National Security 110 Ms.Rusudan Jamaspishvili Studies Center, Georgia Security Policy Director, Ministry of 111 Dr. Gernand Jandl Defence, Austria Vice Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign 112 Mr. Mikheil Janelidze
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