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Conseil Mondial De L'ibb 2018-2021 Conseil Mondial de l’IBB 2018-2021 Elus par le congrès de l’IBB à Durban en Afrique du Sud le 1er décembre 2017 Per Olof Sjöö, President Dietmar Schäfers, Deputy-President Pierre Cuppens, Deputy-President Piet Matosa, Deputy President Ambet Yuson, General Secretary Johan Lindholm, Regional Vice-President for Europe David John Noonan, Regional Vice-President for Asia-Pacific Abdelmonem Ibrahim Mohamed Elgamal, Regional Vice-President for Africa-Middle East and North Africa (1st substitute: Amechi Asugwuni and 2nd substitute: Oloka Mesilamu) Saul Mendez Rodrigues, Regional Vice-President for Latin America and Caribbean (1st substitute: Adalberto Galvao and 2nd substitute: Victor Hugo Brandan) Michael Rose, Regional Vice-President for North America Vasyl Andreyev, Interim Chair, International Youth Committee Rita Schiavi, Chair - International Women Committee Kyungshin Kim, Board Member Marta Pujadas, Board Member (1st substitute and Board Member 2020-21: Nilson Duarte Costa and 2nd substitute: Richenel Ilario) Nicole Simons, Board Member (1st substitute: Fritz Heil and 2nd substitute: Moritz Greil) Zamaney Menso, Board Member (1st substitute: Ellen Hoeijenbos and 2nd substitute: Janna Mud) Gail Cartmail, Board Member Ramazan Agar, Board Member (Substitute: Vasyl Andreyev) Josef Muchitsch, Board Member (Substitute: Nico Lutz) Justina Jonas, Board Member (1st substitute: Amechi Asugwuni and 2nd substitute: Oloka Mesilamu) Scott Doherty, Board Member (1st substitute: Michael Martin and 2nd substitute: Bob Matters) Christian Roy, Board Member (1st substitute: Serge Plechot and 2nd substitute: Pauline Bidaud) Conseil Mondial de l’IBB 2018-2021 MEMBRES TITULAIRES DU CONSEIL MONDIAL Groupe Pays Membres titulaires Membres suppléants 1 Denmark, Faeroe Johann Lindholm, 1st: Mikael Johansson, Islands, Finland, BYGGNADS, Sweden Malareforbundet, Sweden Iceland, Norway, 2nd: Valle Karlsson, SEKO, Sweden Sweden Matti Harjuniemi, 1st: Jan Olav Andersen, ElogIT Rakennusliitto, Finland 2nd: Jari Nilosaari, Finish Industrial Union Gunde Odgaard, 1st: Kristjan Thordur 3F/BAT Snaebjarnarson, RAFIDNADARSAMBAND, Island 2nd: Juul Rasmussen, Dansk Elektriker Forbund, Denmark 2 Belgium, Luxembourg, Tom Deleu, 1st: Justin Daerden Netherlands ACV CSC, Belgium ACV CSC, Belgium 2nd: Patrick Vandenberghe, ACV CSC, Belgium Zamaney Menso, 1st: Ellen Hoeijenbos, FNV, The Netherlands FNV, The Netherlands 2nd: Janna Mud, FNV, The Netherlands Brahim Hilami, 1st: Gianni De Vlaminck, FGTB-ACCG Belgium FGTB-ACCG, Belgium 3 Germany Robert Feiger, 1st: Dietmar Schäfers, IGBAU, Germany IGBAU, Germany 2nd: Fritz Heil, IGBAU, Germany Nicole Simons, 1st: Ulrike Laux, IGBAU, Germany IGBAU, Germany 2nd: Fritz Heil, IGBAU, Germany Michael Knoche, 1st: Wilfried Hartmann, IGMetall, Germany IGMetall, Germany 2nd: Brigitte Doeth, IGMetall, Germany 2 Conseil Mondial de l’IBB 2018-2021 Groupe Pays Membres titulaires Membres suppléants 4 Austria, Switzerland Josef Muchitsch, 1st: Richard Dragosits, GBH, GBH, Austria Austria 2nd: Brigitte Schulz, GBH, Austria Nico Lutz, 1st: Guido Schluep, Syna, UNIA, Switzerland Switzerland 2nd: Bruna Campanello, UNIA, Switzerland 5 France, Italy Christian Roy, 1st: Serge Plechot, FO BTP, France FNSCBA CGT, France 2nd: Pauline Bidaud, FNCB-CFDT, France Claudio Sottile, 1st: Mercedes Landolfi, FILCA CISL, Italy FILLEA CGIL, Italy 2nd: Massimo Trinci, FENEA UIL, Italy 6 Portugal, Spain Pedro Hojas, FICA UGT 1st: Vicente Sanchez, (2018 – 2019) CCOO, Spain (2018-2019) Pedro Hojas, FICA UGT (2020 – 2021) Vicente Sanchez, 2nd: Juan Carlos Barrero, CCOO, Spain FICA UGT (2018 – 2019) (2020-2021) Jesus Fernandez, CCOO, Spain (2020 – 2021) 7 Republic of Ireland, Gail Cartmail, Unite, 1st: Paul Mooney, Unite, UK United Kingdom UK 2nd: Greg Ennis, SIPTU, Ireland 8 Czech Republic, Gyula Pallagi, 1st: Ieva Gretere, LCA, Latvia Estonia, Hungary, EFEDOSZSZ, Hungary 2nd: Inga Ruginiene, LMPF, Latvia, Lithuania, Lithuania Poland, Slovak Republic 9 Bulgaria, Romania Gheroghe Balaceanu, 1st: Ioanis Parteniotis, FGS Familia FCIW-Podkrepa (2018-2019) (2018-2019) Gheroghe Balaceanu, FGS Familia (2020-2021) Ioanis Parteniotis, 2nd: Dan Anghel, FCIW-Podkrepa FSLIL, Romania (2020-2021) 3 Conseil Mondial de l’IBB 2018-2021 Groupe Pays Membres titulaires Membres suppléants 10 Albania, Bosnia- Petar Necak, SSPD, 1st.: Ivan Peshevski, Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia (2018 – 2019) SGIP, Macedonia (2018-2019) Macedonia, Serbia, Petar Necak, Montenegro, Slovenia SSPD, Serbia (2020 – 2021) Ivan Peshevski, SGIP, 2nd: Lejla Catic, Macedonia (2020-2021) SSSPDPBIH, Bosnia Herzegovina 11 Azerbaijan, Georgia, Boris Soshenko, 1st: Vasyl Andreyev, Kazakhstan, STROP; Russian PROFBUD, Ukraine Kyrgyzstan, Federation (2018 – 2019) Uzbekistan, Ukraine, (2018 – 2019) Boris Soshenko, Russian Federation, STROP; Russian Federation Tajikistan and Moldova (2020 – 2021) Vasyl Andreyev, 2nd: Marina Kurtanidze, PROFBUD, Ukraine The Georgian Constructors (2020 – 2021) and Foresters Independent Trade Union 12 Cyprus, Greece, Israel, Ramazan Agar, 1st: Yitzhak Moyal, Malta, Turkey YOL-IS, Turkey HISTRADUT, Israel 2nd: Yiannakis Ioannou, SEK, Cyprus 13 Canada, United States Michael Martin, 1st: Chris Carlough, Iron Workers Union, SMART, United States United States Scott Doherty, 1st: Bob Matters, UNIFOR, Canada USW, United Steel Workers, Canada 14 Benin, Burkina Faso, Diarraf Ndao, 1st: Constant Michel Bruno Cameroon, Central SNTC/CNTS, Senegal Nabyoure, FTBBF, Burkina African Rep., Chad, Faso Gabon, Rep. of 2nd: Léon Mebiame, Guinea, Ivory Coast, UTBTPBSP, Gabon Mali, Niger, Senegal, Togo, Democratic Republic of Congo 15 Ghana, Liberia, Amechi Asugwuni, 1st: Pius Michael Quainoo, Nigeria, Sierra Leone NUCECFWW, Nigeria CBMWU, Ghana 2nd: Isaac Jideofor Egbugara, CCESSA, Nigeria 4 Conseil Mondial de l’IBB 2018-2021 Groupe Pays Membres titulaires Membres suppléants 16 Angola, Botswana, Justina Jonas, 1st: Jeremias Duzenta Timana, Lesotho, Malawi, MANWU, Namibia SINTICIM, Mozambique Mauritius, 2nd: Mohumad Reeaz, Mozambique, Namibia, CMWEU, Mauritius Swaziland, South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe 17 Burundi, Djibouti, Oloka Mesilamu, 1st: Rajabu Wellington Mwondi, Ethiopia, Kenya, UBCECAWU, Uganda KUPRIPUPA, Kenya Uganda, Rwanda, 2nd: Boniface Yohana Nkakatisi, Seychelles, Tanzania TUICO, Tanzania 18 Algeria Egypt, Hassen Chebil, 1st: Ahmed Bahannis, Mauritania, Morocco, FGBB – UGTT, Tunisia SNBB, Morroco (2018 – 2019) Tunisia (2018-2019) Hassen Chebil, FGBB – UGTT, Tunisia (2020-2021) Ahmed Bahannis, SNBB, Morroco (2020 - 2021) 19 Bahrain, Jordan, Mahmoud Salem 1st: Antoun Antoun, Kuwait, Lebanon, Abbas Alhyari, GTUCW, GSTU, Lebanon Palestine, Yemen, Iraq Jordan 2nd: Abdel Kader Abdel Karim Al Kurdistan Shehani, GFBTU, Bahrain 20 Hong-Kong, Japan, Akira Shinohara, 1st: Battsogt Barouu, Mongolia, Taiwan, SHIRINROUREN, MCWTUF, Mongolia South Korea Japan 2nd: Patkan Chan, CSGWU, Hong Kong 21 Cambodia, Indonesia, Nor Azlan Bin Yaacob, 1st: Rasmina Pakpahan, Malaysia, Philippines, TEUPM Malaysia FKUI, Indonesia Singapore, Thailand, 2nd: Santiago Vicen Nolla, Myanmar, Vietnam NUBCW, Philippines 22 Bangladesh, India, Dr. Rama Chandra 1st: Muhammad Aslam Adil, Nepal, Pakistan, Khuntia, INBCWF, India PFBWW, Pakistan Sri Lanka 2nd: Aminur Rashid Chowdhury, BBWWF, Bangladesh 23 Fiji, New Zealand, John Alexander, 1st: Louisa Jones, Papua New Guinea, CETWUF, Fiji First Union, New Zealand Solomon Islands, Vanuatu 5 Conseil Mondial de l’IBB 2018-2021 Groupe Pays Membres titulaires Membres suppléants 24 Australia David John Noonan, 1st: Allen Francis Edward Hicks, CFMEU C&G, Australia ETU, Australia 2nd: Nigel Bernard Price, CFMEU C&G, Australia 25 Bolivia, Colombia, Hoover Delgado, 1st: Palmides Escorcia, Ecuador, Peru, FEDESOMEC, Ecuador SINTRAPIZANO, Colombia Venezuela 2nd: Luis Garcia Sanchez, SITRAPESA, Peru 26 Argentina, Chile, Marta Pujadas, 1st: Jorge Hernandez, Paraguay, Urugay UOCRA, Argentina FETRACOMA, Chile 2nd: Jorge Gornatti, USIMRA, Argentina 27 Brazil Nilson Duarte Costa, 1st: Dulcilene Carneiro De Morais, SITRAICP – Rio de Pernambuco MARRETA, Brazil Janeiro, Brazil 2nd: Itaci de SA, CERAMISTAS Criciuma, Brazil 28 Costa Rica, Dominican Saul Mendez 1st: Pedro Julio Alcantara, Republic, El Salvador, Rodriguez, SUNTRACS, FENTICOMMC, Dominican Guatemala, Honduras, Panama Republic Nicaragua, Mexico, 2nd: Walter Soto, Panama UNATROPYT, Costa Rica 29 Barbados, Bermuda, Richenel Ilario, SEBI, 1st: George Scott, Bermuda Curacao, Guyana, Curacao 2nd: Rudolph A. Thomas, Jamaica, Surinam BITU,Jamaica Nilton Freitas, Regional Representative — Latin America and Caribbean Crecentia Mofokeng, Regional Representative — Africa - Middle East and North Africa Apolinar Tolentino, Regional Representative — Asia-Pacific 6.
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