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7th Global Forum of the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations Baku, Azerbaijan, 25-27 April, 2016 “Living Together In Inclusive Societies: A Challenge and A Goal” List of Participants Name Organization Position 1. Mr Shoaib Ahmad Youth for human rights of Representative Afghanistan 2. Mr Mohammad Taqi Khalili Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Ambassador Extraordinary and Afghanistan to Azerbaijan Plenipotentiary 3. Mr Ahmad Husaini Marvi Embassy of the Islamic Republic of First Secretary Afghanistan to Azerbaijan 4. Mr Ahmad Mustafa Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Second Secretary Arween Afghanistan in Baku 5. Mr Enayatullah Nasir Youth Coordination and Director Empowerment Network, Afghanistan 6. Mr Mohammadshoaib Organization of Fast Relief & Director Nasiri Development (FRD), Afghanistan 7. Ms Venera Domi Ministry of Foreign Affairs National Focal Point for UNAOC 8. Mr Halil Hyseni Ministry of Foreign Affairs Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs 9. Mr Besnik Mustafaj Albanian Forum for the AoC and President National Coordinator for UNAOC 10. Ms Edlira Hyseni Spouse of Deputy MFA, Halil Hyseni Lawyer 11. Ms Donika Mustafaj Spouse of Mr. Besnik Mustafaj Spouse 12. Ms Mersila Ballo Children's Human Rights Centre of Programme Manager Albania (CRCA) 13. Ms Hassina Hemamid University of Batna ,Algeria Professor 14. Mr Abdelmadjid Amrani Batna university,Algeria Professor,Director 15. Mr Khaled Bentounes AISA International NGO Sufi Leader and AISA Int. NGO President of Honour 16. Mr Hamid Boukrif Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ambassador/UNAOC Focal point 17. Mr Abbes Benmoussat Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Chargé d'Affairs of the Algerian Algeria Embassy in Baku 18. Ms Manal Harrouche African Youth Movement North African Representative of the Committee on Employment and Entrepreneurship 19. Ms Eldine Chilembo WISTA-Angola General Secretary 20. Mr Carlos Riva Embassy of the Argentine Republic Ambassador 21. Mr Carlos Foradori Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Ambassador. Secretary of Foreign Worship of the Argentine Republic. Relations. 22. Ms Beatriz Maria Vivas Ministry of Culture National Director of International Cooperation 23. Mr Lisandro Basilico Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Secretary of Embassy Worship of the Argentine Republic 24. Ms Ilaina Rabbat Braganza Amani Institute, Argentina Co-Founder and Executive Director 25. Mr Xi Chen International Ecological Safety Assistant to the Director of World Collaborative Organization (IESCO) Ecological Safety Council 26. Mr Ming Zhang International Ecological Safety Director of World Ecological Collaborative Organization (IESCO) Safety Council; Executive Director of the Economic Development Committee of IESCO 27. Mr Kenneth Harri Department of Foreign Affairs, Executive Officer Australia 28. Mr Pece Gorgievski Global Dialogue Foundation Director-General & CEO 29. Mr Panagiotis Cultural Infusion CEO and Founder Mousaferiadis 30. Mr David Mason Missing Archive Productions Director 31. Ms Lamise Hamouda Brighter Future Collective Ltd Manager 32. Ms Priscilla Brice All Together Now Managing Director 33. Ms Jessica Kastoun International Youth Leadership Legal Advocate, Mediator, Family Conference/ Civics Concepts Dispute Resolution Practitioner, International, Australia Facilitator 34. Mr Franz Steiner Interkulturelles Zentrum Magister / Programm manager 35. Ms Irmgard Arsenschek BMW Group Head of Corporate Communication Africa, Caribbean and Eastern Europe 36. Mr Horst Campman Culture+Projects GmbH General Partner 37. Ms Aloisia Wörgetter Federal Ministry for Europe, Minister Plenipotentiary Integration and Foreign Affairs 38. Ms Teresa Indjein Federal Ministry for Europe, Ambassador Integration and Foreign Affairs 39. Mr Moussa Diaw University of Osnabrück M.A. 40. Mr Kim Son Hoang STANDARD Verlagsgesellschaft Editor m.b.H. 41. Mr Axel Wech Austrian Embassy Baku Ambassador 42. Ms Ute Friessner Austrian Embassy Consul, Deputy Head of Mission 43. Ms Carina Autengruber Austrian National Youth Council European Youth Delegate 44. Mr Asaf Hajiyev PABSEC, Parliamentary Assembly of Secretary General the Black Sea Economic Cooperation 45. Mr Ramil Hasanov Cooperation Council of Turkic Secretary General-Ambassador Speaking States 46. Mr Farhad Aliyev Central Asian Spring Festival / The Founder, Honorary Member / Prime Group CEO 47. Mr Fuad Mammadov Simurg President 48. Mr Bahruz Balayev International Center for Sport Manager Global Outreach Security 49. Mr Anar Karimov Permanent Delegation of Permanent Delegate Azerbaijan to UNESCO 50. Mr Kamil Aliyev Azvirt Limited Liability Company Director 51. Mr Rovshan Najaf Azerbaijan Investment Company Executive director (AIC) 52. Mr Vusal Aliyev AtaTravel General Director 53. Mr Zakir Ibrahimov "Tamiz Shahar" JSC Chairman of the Board 54. Mr Adigozal Aghayev AtaHolding Chief Executive Officer 55. Mr Hamlet Isaxanli Khazar University Founder, Chairman of Board of Directors and Trustees 56. Mr Sarkhan Babayev Detal Holding General Director 57. Mr Anar Nuriyev Azerbaijan Export and Investment Marketing Manager Promotion Foundation (AZPROMO) 58. Ms Nargiz Ismayilova ADA University Director, Centre of Excellence in EU Studies 59. Mr Rahman Shahhuseynli ADA University Director 60. Mr Turgut Mustafayev ADA University Associate Vice Rector on Student Affairs 61. Mr Gudrat Ovchuyev AZPROMO Coordinator for Local and Foreign Representative Offices 62. Mr Emin Huseynov ADA University Vice Rector of Academic Affairs and Strategy 63. Mr Abdolbari Gozal Azersun Holding Chairman of the supervisory board 64. Mr Emil Abbasov ADA University Instructor 65. Mr Aykhan Nasibli Synergy Group Public Relations Manager 66. Mr Gudrat Seyfullayev Synergy Group Executive Director 67. Mr Samed Hasanov Azpromo General project manager 68. Mr Yusif Abdullayev Azpromo Vice President 69. Ms Narmin Novruzova Azpromo Senior project menecer 70. Mr Anar Qasimli Azpromo Business Information Center (BIC) Director 71. Mr Kamil Alakbarov Azpromo Project menecer 72. Mr Elkhan Bashirov Matanat A Director 73. Mr Zaur Mammadov "Sumgait Chemical İndustrial Park" Deputy director LLC 74. Mr Rustam Almammadov EMBAWOOD LLC Export Group Director 75. Mr Vidadi Guliyev Azerbaijan Export and Investment Vice President Promotion Foundation (AZPROMO) 76. Mr Jeyhun Rzayev ADA University Doctor of Cultural Anthropology/Historian 77. Mr Fariz Ismayilzada ADA University Vice Rector 78. Ms Aysel Farruxova AZPROMO Project Manager 79. Mr Zaur Gardashov Azpromo Head of investment department 80. Mr Natiq Madatov Azpromo Adviser to the President 81. Mr Rufat Mammadov Azerbaijan Export and Investment President Promotion Foundation (AZPROMO) 82. Mr Valeh Mirzayev AZPROMO Regional Representative 83. Mr Farid Huseynov AZPROMO IT manager 84. Ms Sabina Shalbuzova KOTRA Baku Office (Embassy of the Marketing manager Republic of Korea-Commercial Section) 85. Mr Tural Musayev Azpromo Lankaran Region Representative 86. Ms Elnara Rustamova AZPROMO HR Manager 87. Mr Alisafa Agayev AZPROMO Administrative manager 88. Ms Gulnara Mammadova AZPROMO Personal Assistant to the President 89. Mr Alakbar Huseynov AZPROMO Marketing manager 90. Mr Teymur Afandiyev AZPROMO Manager 91. Mr Fuad Bashirov Matanat A Vice President 92. Mr Vusal Ruzmanov Azertechnoline Executive Director 93. Mr Emruz Isgandarov Azertexnolayn LLC Founder 94. Mr Khayal Sharifzadeh Garant Holding LLC Deputy director 95. Mr Fuad Musayev Norm Cement Member of the Board 96. Mr Mammad Musayev Agrar Credit Chairman 97. Mr Adil Gurbanov National Confederation of Adviser to the Chairman Entrepreneurs Organizations of Azerbaijan (AEC) 98. Mr Vahid Ibadov AZPROMO Accountant 99. Mr Vugar Abbasov Cahan Holding President 100. Mr Emin Rasulov Cahan Holding Adviser to President 101. Mr Nazim Safarov Pasha Holding Department Director 102. Mr Farid Farhadzade Gok-Nur Baku LTD General Director 103. Mr Nazim Talibov "Sumgait Chemical Industrial Park" Director LLC 104. Mr Samir Mammadov "Sumgait Chemical Industrial Park" Deputy chief of Investor relations LLC and business support department 105. Mr Azer Khalilov Caspian International Broadcasting Director General Company 106. Ms Aydan Valili Azerbaijan Investment Company Project Monitoring Executive 107. Mr Azer Rzaxanov Azerbaijan Investment Company Head of Investor Relations Department 108. Mr Rovshan Muradov Nizami Ganjavi International Center Secretary General 109. Ms Gulnara Abbas Center for Economic and Social Researcher Development 110. Mr Taleh Kazimov PASHA Bank Chairman of the Board 111. Mr Samir Gasimov Akkord Industry Construction Deputy General Manager Investment Corporation 112. Mr Natig Zeynalov Hitachi Azerbaijan Executive director 113. Mr Elmar Mammadov The International Bank of Chairman of the Board Azerbaijan 114. Mr Mustafa Mammadov The International Bank of Director of Strategy and Azerbaijan Marketing Department 115. Mr Murad Shiraliyev The International Bank of Deputy Chairman of the Board Azerbaijan 116. Mr Anar Mammadli Petkim Petrokimya Holding A.S. Director Azerbaijan 117. Ms Aynur Sofiyeva The State Committtee for Family, Deputy Chairperson Women and Children Affairs 118. Mr Ruslan Atakisiyev IATM Representative, UN Global Compact Local Network Azerbaijan 119. Ms Khayala Mammadova United Nations Global Compact Representative assistant Azerbaijan Network 120. Ms Sadagat Gahramanova The State Committee for Family, Deputy chairperson Women and Children Affairs of the Republic of Azerbaijan 121. Mr Ahmad Alili Center for Economic and Social Researcher in International Development (CESD) Public Policy&Economic
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