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2010 Review Conference of the Parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation 6 May 2010 of Nuclear Weapons ENGLISH/FRENCH/SPANISH NPT/CONF.2010/MISC.1 2010 Review Conference of the Parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation 6 May 2010 of Nuclear Weapons ENGLISH/FRENCH/SPANISH New York, 3-28 May 2010 Provisional list of participants (Subject to corrections)* I. STATES PARTIES ALBANIA H.E. Mr. Ferit Hoxha Ambassador Permanent Mission to the United Nations New York Head of Delegation Alternate Representatives Mr. Petrika Jorgji Minister Counsellor Permanent Mission to the United Nations New York Mr. Andris Stastoli First Secretary Permanent Mission to the United Nations New York Mr. Andi Xhoi Second Secretary Permanent Mission to the United Nations New York ALGERIA H.E. Mr. Mourad Medelci Minister of Foreign Affairs Head of Delegation * Additions and amendments to be submitted no later than 17 May 2010 at 12:00 hours. 10-35170 (E) 060510 *1035170* NPT/CONF.2010/MISC.1 Members H.E. Mr. Mourad Benmehidi Ambassador Permanent Representative to the United Nations New York Mr. Benchaa Dani General Director for Political and International Security Affairs Ministry of Foreign Affairs H.E. Mr. Idris Al Djazairi Ambassador Permanent Representative United Nations Office and International Organizations in Geneva Mr. Djamel Gueroui Advisor Ministry of National Defense Mr. Mohamed Derdour Commissioner for Atomic Energy Mr. Mohamed Remadna Director Ministry of Mining and Energy Mr. Merzak Remki Director Atomic Energy Commissioner Mr. Mohamed Moulay Director Atomic Energy Commission Mr. Hamza Khelif Deputy Director for Disarmament Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ms. Linda Bariza Counselor Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mr. Mohammed Belaoura Minister Counselor Permanent Mission to the United Nations New York Mr. El Hadj Lamine Head of Desk Ministry of Foreign Affairs ANGOLA H.E. Mr. Ismael A. Gaspar Martins Ambassador Permanent Representative to the United Nations New York 2 NPT/CONF.2010/MISC.1 H.E. Mr. Arcanjo do Nascimento Ambassador Permanent Representative to the United Nations Geneva Mrs. Margarida Izata Director of International Organizations Ministry of External Relations Mr. Jose Carlos Daio da Silva Third Secretary Permanent Mission to the United Nations Mr. Manuel Carlos Eduardo Third Secretary Permanent Mission to the United Nations Ms. Yema dos Santos Silva Third Secretary Angola Embassy Vienna ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA H.E. Mr. John W. Ashe Ambassador Permanent Representative Permanent Mission to the United Nations New York Ms. Gillian Joseph First Secretary Permanent Mission to the United Nations New York Representative ARGENTINA S.E. Sr. Jorge Taiana Ministro de Relaciones Exteriores S.E. Sr. Roberto García Moritán Embajador Jefe de Delegación S.E. Sr. Jorge Argüello Embajador Jefe de Delegación Alterno Delegados S.E. Sr. Eugenio Curia Embajador Sr. Diego Limeres Ministro Sr. Mauricio Bisauta Ingeniero 3 NPT/CONF.2010/MISC.1 Sra. Elena Maceiras Licenciada Sr. Gustavo Ainchil Ministro Sr. Enrique Cinat Ingeniero Mr. Gabriel N. Barcelo Sr. Gabriel Terigi Sra. Laura Zerillo Secretario Sr. Pablo Zunino Sr. Facundo Deluchi Sra. Agustina Alvarez Vicente Sra. Gabriela Acosta Sra.. Sonia Fernández Moreno Sr. Diego Desmoures Consejero Sr. Gerardo Díaz Barolomé Secretario Sra. Pía Poroli Secretario ARMENIA H.E. Mr. Garen Nazarian Ambassador Permanent Representative New York Head of Delegation Members Ms. Karine Khoudaverdian Counsellor Mr. Nikolay Sahakov First Secretary Ms. Ani Kocharyan Third Secretary Ms. Tamar Kherlopian Adviser 4 NPT/CONF.2010/MISC.1 AUSTRALIA H.E. Mr. Stephen Francis Smith Minister of Foreign Affairs Mr. Gary Francis Quinlan Alternate Representative Mr. Peter Richard Woolcott Alternate Representative Advisers Mr. Allan James McKinnon Mr. Peter John Hooton Mr. Michael Benjamin Kachel Ms. Erika Simone Thompson Mr. Jeremy Peter Kruse Mr. Phillip James Kimpton Ms. Sarah Clair deZoeten Ms. Amanda Elise Rawnsley Mr. Christopher David King Ms. Corinne Trang Tran Ms. Sara Louise Goldsworthy Mr. Gareth John Evans Mr. Ian David Grainge Biggs Ms. Dorothy Louise Holgate AUSTRIA H.E. Mr. Michael Spindelegger Federal Minister for European and International Affairs Vienna Head of Delegation 5 NPT/CONF.2010/MISC.1 Alternate Heads of Delegation H.E. Mr. Alexander Marschik Ambassador Director for Disarmament, Arms Control and Non-Proliferation Federal Ministry for European and International Affairs Vienna H.E. Mr. Thomas Mayr-Harting Ambassador Permanent Representative to the United Nations New York H.E. Mr. Christian Strohal Ambassador Permanent Representative to the United Nations Office and Specialized Institutions Geneva Representatives H.E. Mr. Helmut Böck Ambassador Permanent Representative to the United Nations Vienna Mr. Ronald Sturm Minister Department for Disarmament, Arms Control and Non-Proliferation Federal Ministry for European and International Affairs Vienna Mr. Christoph Wieland Counsellor Permanent Mission to the United Nations New York Mr. Stephan Heisler Counsellor Permanent Mission to the United Nations Vienna Ms. Stephanie Karner Permanent Mission to the United Nations Office and Specialized Institutions Geneva Advisers Mr. Jonathan Conlon First Secretary Permanent Mission to the United Nations New York 6 NPT/CONF.2010/MISC.1 Mr. Johannes Gamse Arms Control Section Military Policy Division Federal Ministry of Defence and Sport Vienna Ms. Christine Göstl Department for Nuclear Inspections and Nuclear Non-Proliferation Federal Ministry of Economy, Family and Youth Vienna Mr. Günter Greimel Arms Control Section Military Policy Division Federal Ministry of Defence and Sports Vienna Mr. Clemens Mayr-Harting Department for Disarmament Arms Control and Non-Proliferation Federal Ministry for European and International Affairs Vienna Ms. Julia Schindelka Permanent Mission to the United Nations New York BAHAMAS H.E. Ms. Paulette A. Bethel Ambassador Permanent Representative Permanent Mission to the United Nations New York Ms. Allison P. Booker Counsellor Permanent Mission to the United Nations New York Mrs. Tishka Francis First Secretary Permanent Mission to the United Nations New York BAHRAIN H.E. Mr. Tawfeeq Ahmed Almansoor Ambassador Permanent Representative to the United Nations New York Head of Delegation 7 NPT/CONF.2010/MISC.1 Members Mr. Jamal Fares Alrowaiei Deputy Permanent Representative Ms. Shaikha Aysha Al-Khalifa First Secretary Mr. Ahmed Al-Muharraqi Second Secretary Ms. Najah Ali Rashed Second Secretary Ms. Maram Anwar Al-Saleh Third Secretary BARBADOS Ms. Joyce Bourne Charge d’Affaires a.i. Permanent Mission to the United Nations New York Mr. Selwin Hart Counsellor Permanent Mission to the United Nations New York Ms. Rosalind Riley Second Secretary Permanent Mission to the United Nations New York BELARUS H.E. Mr. Valentin Rybakov Assistant to the President of the Republic of Belarus Representative Head of Delegation Mr. Vladimir Gerasimovich Head of International Security and Arms Control Department Ministry of Foreign Affairs Alternate Representative Mr. Andrei Dapkiunas Permanent Representative to the United Nations New York Alternate Representative Advisers Ms. Zoya Kolontai Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations 8 NPT/CONF.2010/MISC.1 Mr. Nikolai Ovsyanko Counsellor Permanent Mission to the United Nations New York Mr. Aleksandr Ponomarev Counsellor Permanent Mission to the United Nations Office and other International Organizations Geneva BELGIUM M. Werner Bauwens Directeur du Service Désarmement et Non-Prolifération au Service public Féderal Affaires étrangès Bruxelles Chef de delegation Mme. Brigitte Minart Représentant permanent adjoint de la Belgique auprès de l’Office des Nations Unies à Genève M. Jean-Cédric Janssens de Bisthoven Premier Conseiller à la Représentation permanente de la Belgique auprès des Nations Unies à New York M. Kurt Franck Expert au Service Public Féderal Economie à Bruxelles M. Stéphame Célestin Expert à l’Agence fédérale de contrôle nucléaire en Belgique BENIN S.E. M. Jean-Francis R. Zinsou Ambassadeur Représentant Permanent auprés de l’Organisation des Nations Unies New York Chef de delegation Membres M. Jonas Djebou Deuxième Conseiller Brig. Gen. Alassane Kpembi Massouhoudou Attaché de Défense M. Hervé Djokpe Premier Secrétaire 9 NPT/CONF.2010/MISC.1 M. Ludovic Biaou Assistant de l’Attaché de Défense M. Bienvenu A. Houngbedji Attaché BHUTAN H.E. Mr. Lhatu Wangchuk Ambassador Permanent Representative to the United Nations New York Leader of the delegation Representative Ms. Nima Ome Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations New York Alternate Representative Mr. Sonam Tobgay Counselor Permanent Mission to the United Nations New York Adviser BOLIVIA (PLURINATIONAL STATE OF) S.E. Sr. Pablo Solón Romero Embajador Representante Permanente Jefe de Delegación Delegados S.E. Sr. Javier Loayza Embajador Representante Alterno Representación Permanente Sra. Maricarmen Castellón Primer Secretario Representación Permanente Crnl. Jhonny Santa Cruz Agregado Militar Representación Permanente BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA H.E. Mr. Sven Alkalaj Minister of Foreign Affairs Head of Delegation 10 NPT/CONF.2010/MISC.1 Members H.E. Mr. Ivan Barbalić Ambassador Permanent Representative to the United Nations in New York Ms. Mirsada Čolaković Minister-Counsellor Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations in New York Mr. Miloš Vukašinović Minister-Counsellor Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations in New York Ms. Valentina Marinčić Counsellor Permanent Mission to the United Nations in New York Ms. Šejla Džurbuzović First Secretary Permanent Mission to the United Nations in New York BOTSWANA
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