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Government Delegates Manila GFMD 2008 Government Delegates Manila GFMD 2008 State Delegate Name Designation Office Afghanistan SULTANI Samim Ullah Director General Ministry of Labor, Social Affairs, Martyrs and Disabled Albania STASTOLI ANDRIS SECOND SECRETARY, LEGAL MFA, PERMANENT MISSION OF ALBANIA TO UN ADVISER Algeria CHEBAB Samir Diplomatic attache Ministry of Foreign Affairs Algeria GAOUAOU NOUREDDINE DEPUTY - DIRECTOR MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS Algeria SENOUSSI NADJIB DIRECTOR GENERAL MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS Angola ANTÓNIO Manuel Adriano Technician Ministry of Home Affairs Contreiras Angola CAMENHA CLEMENTE PEDRO DEPUTY DIRECTOR GENERAL EXTERNAL RELATIONS FRANCISCO Angola COSTA E. 3rd Secretary Permanent Mission Of Angola JESUS Angélica Mateus M. Angola FONSECA Flavio Saraiva de Ambassador Embassy of the Republic of Angola Carvalho Angola NASCIMENTO Arcanjo Maria Ambassador Permanent Mission of Angola Angola OLIVEIRA Sandro Renato Director Ministry of Foreign Affairs Agostinho Angola ONG Helen Marinas Honorary Consul Embassy of the Republic of Angola Angola SIMÃO Pembele Technician Ministry of Home Affairs Angola SIMÃO Pembele Technician Ministry of Home Affairs Angola SOUSA Amélia Mutango 2nd Secretary Embassy of the Republic of Angola Angola TAGUDA GREGORIO SUDARIO SENIOR PROTOCOL OFFICER EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC OF ANGOLA Argentina AGUSTI Federico Luis Director Home Ministry- Immigration Service Argentina CAVALERI Paulo Counsellor Argentine Ministry of Foreign Affairs, International Trade and Worship Argentina CORDOVA General Director Ministry of Foreign Affairs, International Trade and Worship MOYANO Felix Alberto Argentina MARMORA Lelio Alberto Director University of Buenos Aires Argentina RUBIO REYNA Carlos Ruben Director Ministry of Foreign Affairs, International Trade and Worship Argentina SCHUFF MARIO AMBASSADOR EXTRAORDINARY AND Argentine Ministry of Foreign Affairs, International Trade and PLENIPOTENTIARY Worship Argentina STEVENS JORGE FRANCISCO FIRST SECRETARY Argentine Ministry of Foreign Affairs, International Trade and Worship Armenia YEGANYAN Gagik Kim Head Ministry of territorial Administration Australia DUKE Jane Chief Migration Officer Department of Immigration and Citizenship Australia FORBES Sarah Margaret Principal Migration Officer/Counsellor Department of Immigration and Citizenship Australia HUGHES Peter Deputy Secretary Department of Immigration and Citizenship State Delegate Name Designation Office Australia HUGO GRAEME JOHN - - Australia KESKI-NUMMI Arja First Assistant Secretary Department of Immigration and Citizenship Australia KOPPE Sonya Director Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Australia MITRA Titon Minister Counsellor AusAID Australia SADLER Lucille Jo Principal Migration Officer- Department of Immigration and Citizenship Compliance/First Secretary Australia SMITH Roderick Richard Ambassador Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Campbell Australia SRISKANDARAJAM DHANANJAY DEPUTY DIRECTOR AUSTRALIA AN Austria DEDOVIC TANJA GABRIELLE Project Development IOM VIENNA Austria HOEFLE Walter Commercial Counsellor The Austrian Federal Economic Chamber Austria JAEGER Herbert Ambassador Federal Ministry of European and International Affairs Austria TICHY-FISSLBERGER Elisabeth Director General Austrian Ministry for European and International Affairs Austria WEIDINGER Markus First secretary Austrian ministry for European and International Affairs Azerbaijan MAMMADOV Ziya Ismet Adviser State Migration Service Azerbaijan MAMMADOV Vahab Feyruz Head of Division Ministry of Labour and Social Protection of Population Azerbaijan MARDALIYEV Seymur Gurban Second Secretary Ministry of Foreign Affairs Azerbaijan MUSAYEV Parviz Karim Deputy Head of State Migration State Migration Service Service Bahamas BROWN Chanelle Patrice Foreign Service Officer Ministry of Foreign Affairs Bahamas CAMPBELL Elma Eaine : Bahamas CAREY Sheila Gweneth Minister Ministry of Foreign Affairs Bahrain ALBALOOSHI WAHEED YAQOOB E-Services Manager Labour Market Regulatory Authority Bahrain RADHI ALI AHMED Chief Executive Officer Labour Market Regulatory Authority Bahrain SALMAN ABBAS SALMAN Chief, International Relations Ministry of Labour MATOOQ Bangladesh CHOWDHURY Ikhtiar M. Ambassador Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Dhaka, Bangladesh Bangladesh CHOWDHURY Jafor Raja Private Secretary to the Foreign Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Bangladesh Adviser( Minister) Bangladesh CHOWDHURY Iftekhar Ahmed Hon'ble Minister for Foreign Affairs Ministry of Foreign Affairs Bangladesh HAQUE Syed Saiful Resource person Resource person Bangladesh HOSSAIN Md. Monir Administrative Officer (Accounts) Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Dhaka, Bangladesh Bangladesh MALEK Md. Abdul Director General Ministry of Expatriates' Welfare and Overseas Employment State Delegate Name Designation Office Bangladesh NAG Haripada Chandra Personal Officer Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Dhaka, Bangladesh Bangladesh RASHID Hamidur Director General Ministry of Foreign Affairs Bangladesh UDDIN Md. Jafar Counsellor Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Dhaka, Bangladesh Barbados GRIFFITH ERINE EUGENE DEPUTY CHIEF IMMIGRATION IMMIGRATION/PRIME MINISTER'S OFFICE OFFICER(ag) Belarus LAZAREV Evgeny Viktorovitch Conselor Permanent Mission of Belarus to the United Nations Office and Other International Organizations at Geneva Belgium DE CLERCQ Regine Ambassador of Belgium to Ministry of Foreign Affairs Switzerland and Liechtenstein Belgium DEKAIS Claudine Advisor Ministry of Development Cooperation Belgium GEDOPT Marc Ambassador Ministry of Foreign Affairs Belgium MATSAS Romeo Evangelos research fellow Egmont Institute Belgium MAZZARA Isabelle Deputy Chief of Staff Office of the Minister for Migration and Asylum Belgium ROOSEMONT Freddy Director-general Ministry of Interior Belgium TURTELBOOM Annemie Minister Minister of Migration and Asylum Belgium VEESTRAETEN Rudi Ambassador Ministry of Foreign Affairs Benin ADJANONHOUN Rosemonde FIRST SECRETARY MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS Dodji Benin AFFO PASCAL AMEDEE LEON ASSISTANT TO THE MINISTER MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS OF BENIN Benin AHLONSOU RAPHAEL COUTON FOCAL POINT MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS OF BENIN Benin TODEGNON Toussaint DEMOGRAPH MINISTRY OF DEVELOPPEMENT AND PROSPECTIVE Bhutan LHAMO CHOKI - BHUTAN Bhutan WANADA PEMA - BHUTAN Bolivia BARRIONUEVO CLAUDIA XIMEN GENERAL DIRECTOR MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND BELIEVES A Bolivia QUIROGA Directora Nacional Ejecutiva Ministerio de Gobierno BONADONA María René Botswana BONANG Myron First Secretary Ministry of Foreign Affairs Botswana MOKGOTHU Boometswe Ambassador Ministry of Foreign Affairs Brazil COSTA Mitzi Gurgel Valente Head Ministry of External Relations Brazil DE ALMEIDA Paulo Sérgio President Ministry of Labour and Employment Brazil FONTOURA Paulo Tarrisse Minister-Counsellor, Deputy Chief of Ministry of External Relations Mission Brazil HOYER Franklin Rodrigues Second Secretary Ministry of External Relations Brazil MIRANDA Izaura Maria Soares Chief of Staff Ministry of Justice State Delegate Name Designation Office Brunei Darussalam HAJI AHMAD Muhsin Assistant Director of Immigration Department of Immigration & National Registration, Ministry of Home Affairs Brunei Darussalam HJ ABD KARIM Siti Norbanun Special Duties Officer Grade II Ministry of Home Affairs, Brunei Darussalam Huwaina Bulgaria CHRISTOV Stefan Vasilev : Bulgaria STANKOVA- Director Ministry of Labour and Social Policy PROYTCHEVA Liliana Stavreva Burkina Faso BARRY WATO SECRETAIRE PERMANENT ECONOMIC ET FINANCES DELPHINE TRAORE Burkina Faso NADINE TRAORE/BAZIE ELIELE CHEF DE SERVICE ET REINSERTION MINISTERE DES AFFFAIRES ETRANGERES Burundi KAMANA VENANT MINISTER BURUNDI Burundi NSABIMANA AUDACE CONSEILLER AFFAIRES Burundi NZIKORURIHO DIDACE ADVISER BURUNDI Burundi NZIKORURIHO DIDACE -- ADVISER HOME AFFAIRS Cambodia NOP Chanvannak First Secretary and Consul Royal Embassy of Cambodia Cambodia PRUM Wimol Deputy Director Ministry of Interior Cameroon GARGOUM ADOUM GARGOUM Ministre Délégué Ministère des Relations Extérieures Cameroon MEBE NGO'O EDGARD Délégué géneral Délégation Generale à la Sureté nationale ALAIN EDGARD ALAIN Cameroon SOBZE LOUIS SOBZE Sous-Directeur Ministère des RelationsExtérieuires Canada COLLINGE Dominique A Minister Counsellor Permanent Mission of Canada to the UN (Geneva) Canada GRANT Brian Director General Citizenship and Immigration Canada Canada OOSTERVEEN NIcolaas Johanne Minister-Counsellor Citizenship and Immigration Canada s Canada WATTS Michael Director Citizenship and Immigration Canada Cape Verde LOPES ARNALDO ADVISER MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS Chile HERNANDEZ GONZALEZ PEDRO Asesor en Asuntos Migratorios Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores OSVALDO Internacionales Chile SEPULVEDA LUIS ALBERTO Director Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores China DENG Xijun Charge D'affaires ad interim Chinese Embassy in the Philippines China KONG Xiangwen Third Secretary Chinese Embassy in the Philippines China ZHANG Yaojun Second Secretary Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China Colombia ALZATE Fernando Adolfo Director The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Colombia Colombia DIAZ CARLOS ALBERTO Asessor The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Colombia Colombia JARA LUZ STELLA Minister Plenipotentiary The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Colombia State Delegate Name Designation Office Colombia MEZHER Jaifa Coordinator The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Colombia Comoros OUSSEIN Said Mohamed ministre conseiller Ministère des affaires étrangères Comoros SAID OMAR Allaoui Directeur Affaires étrangères Comoros TOIHIRI Mohamed ambassadeur Ministère des affaires
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