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XII EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Confirmed Participants 26-28 March, 2006 Stockholm, Sweden Executive Committee Members: Ricardo LAGOS President. Former President of CHILE Mary ROBINSON Vice President. Former President of IRELAND Kim CAMPBELL Secretary General. Former Prime Minister of CANADA Imam Al Sadig AL MAHDI Former Prime Minister of SUDAN Carl BILDT Former Prime Minister of SWEDEN Joaquim Alberto CHISSANO Former President of MOZAMBIQUE Rexhep MEIDANI Former President of ALBANIA Petre ROMAN Former Prime Minister of ROMANIA Jennifer Mary SHIPLEY Former Prime Minister of NEW ZEALAND T. Anthony JONES Executive Director GFNA George MATTHEWS Chairman GFNA Jose Manuel ROMERO Board member FRIDE Other Members: Valdis BIRKAVS Former Prime Minister of LATVIA Kjell Magne BONDEVIK Former Prime Minister of NORWAY José María FIGUERES Former President of COSTA RICA Vigdís FINNBOGADÓTTIR Former President of ICELAND Club of Madrid Staff: Maria Elena AGÜERO Director of Special Projects and Institl. Rel. Sean CARROLL Director of Projects J Christer ELFVERSON Diplomat-in-Residence Ricardo HIDALGO Chief Financial Officer Arthur WASSERMAN Director of Development Invitees: Barbara BARRETT President & CEO of Triple Creek Ranch Victor Phillip DAHDALEH Chairman of Dadco Group, Governor of LSE Arie ZWEIG President of R.A Zweig Swedish Royal House: His Majesty the King Her Majesty the Queen Jan-Eric WARREN Bridadier General Deputy Master of Ceremonies TROLLE-WACHTMEISTER (Alice) Countess, Mistress of the Robes Swedish Authorities: Bosse RINGHOLM Deputy Prime Minister and Acting Minister for Foreign Affairs Carin JÄMTIN Minister for Int. Development Coop. Annika SÖDER Secretary of State for Int. Development Coop. Olof SKOOG Ambassador & Dir.Gral. for Political Affairs Karl LEIFLAND Senior Advisor, Ministry for Foreign Affairs Waldemarsudde Foundation: Hans Henrik BRUMMER Director of the Waldemarsudde Foundation Other guests: Aulis AARNIO Secretary General of the Tampere Club Hans BLIX Chairman of the Indep. WMD Commission Bo EKMAN Founder and Chairman Tällberg Forum Javier GARRIGUES Spanish Ambassador to Sweden Vidar HELGESEN Secretary General, IDEA International .

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