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The Nusa Dua Forum 2018 Co–Chairs and Heads of Delegation THE NUSA DUA FORUM 2018 CO–CHAIRS AND HEADS OF DELEGATION AUSTRALIAN INDONESIAN AFGHANISTAN AUSTRALIA BANGLADESH BHUTAN BRUNEI CO–CHAIRS CO–CHAIRS GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT BUSINESS BUSINESS GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT H.E. Ms Roya Rahmani The Hon Peter Dutton MP Mr Mohammed Shahriar Alam MP Ms Aum Phub Zam Ms Hafimi Abdul Haadii Director, LVK Group of Companies The Hon Julie Bishop MP H.E. Ms Retno LP Marsudi Ambassador Extraordinary and Minister for Home Affairs, Minister for State Minister for Foreign Affairs Managing Director, Yarkay Group Minister for Foreign Affairs Minister for Foreign Affairs Plenipotentiary Immigration and Border Protection BUSINESS BUSINESS BUSINESS BUSINESS Mr Andrew Forrest AO Mr Eddy Sariaatmadja Dr Ehsanhollah Bayat Mr Michael Chaney AO Chairman, Fortescue Metals Group Chairman, Emtek Chairman, The Bayat Group Chairman, Wesfarmers CAMBODIA CHINA FIJI HONG KONG SAR INDONESIA IRAQ JAPAN GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT H.E. Ms Bung Eng Chou H.E. Mr Quian Xiao The Hon Ratu Inoke Kubuabola Mr Pak Ho William Fung Dr Yasonna Hamonangan Laoly H.E. Mr Abdullah Hassan Salih Mr Keiichi Ono Vice Minister Ambassador of the People’s Republic Minister for Defence and National Assistant Director (Enforcement) Minister of Law and Human Rights Ambassador of the Republic of Iraq Deputy Chief of Mission of China to the Republic of Indonesia Security BUSINESS BUSINESS BUSINESS BUSINESS to Indonesia Mr Charles Vann BUSINESS BUSINESS Mr Yongji Duan Mr Joefly J Bahroeny Mr Yukihiro Nitta Executive Vice President, Canadia Mr John Lord AM Dr Nur Bano Ali Chairman, Stone Group Holding Director, Perusahaan Perkebunan Group Senior Vice President, Fast Bank PLC Chairman, Huawei Australia Managing Partner, Aliz Pacific; Chairperson, London Sumatra Indonesia (Lonsum) Retailing Co South Pacific Stock Exchange KIRIBATI LAO PDR MACAU SAR MALAYSIA MONGOLIA MYANMAR NAURU BUSINESS GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT Mr Tamaroa Teebaki Pol. Maj. Gen. Somkeo Sylavong Mr Chi Meng Tong Dato’ Seri Alwi Bin Ibrahim H.E. Mr Enkhbayar Battumur Lt. General Kyaw Swe The Hon David Adeang MP President, Kiribati Chamber of Minister of Public Security Chief of Division Secretary General Vice Minister of Justice and Home Minister of Home Affairs Minister for Justice and Border Control Commerce and Industry BUSINESS BUSINESS Affairs BUSINESS Mr Vanthong Sithikoun Datuk Franki Anthony Dass BUSINESS Mr Robert John Mencel Vice President, Lao Chamber of Chief Advisor and Value Officer, Sime Mr Byambasaikhan Bayanjargal CEO, RONPHOS Corporation Commerce and Industry Darby Plantation Chairman, Business Council of Mongolia NEPAL NEW CALEDONIA NEW ZEALAND PAKISTAN PALAU# PAPUA NEW PHILIPPINES GUINEA GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT BUSINESS GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT Mr Jean Francois Coulson GOVERNMENT Border Forces Director Hon Iain Lees-Galloway Mr Amjad Parvez Janjua Ms Ernestine Kawai Rengill The Hon Rimbink Pato MP Mr Eduardo Año Mr Ram Bahadur Thapa Magar Minister for Workplace Relations, Attorney General Officer-in-charge / Secretary Minister for Home Affairs CEO and Founding President, Business Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Immigration, and ACC Council for Sustainable Development, BUSINESS BUSINESS BUSINESS BUSINESS Pakistan Mr Surangel Whipps Jr Mr Kush Kumar Joshi Mr Greg Worthington-Eyre Mr Rob Fyfe Strategic Advisor to CEO, President and CEO, Surangel & Sons Chairman, Liberty Energy Company CEO, Trukai Industries VF Corporation; Former Chairman, Company Icebreaker REPUBLIC OF KOREA SAMOA SINGAPORE SOLOMON SRI LANKA SYRIA THAILAND (SOUTH KOREA) ISLANDS GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT Mr Woo Hyeon Kim The Hon Faaolesa Katopau Ainuu Dr Wu Meng Tan The Hon William Bradford Marau The Hon Tilak Janaka Marapana MP H.E. Mr Zaher Edin Ziad H.E. Mr Virasakdi Futrakul Chief Prosecutor Minister for Justice Senior Parliamentary Secretary Minister of Commerce, Industries Minister of Foreign Affairs Head of Mission Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Labour and Immigration BUSINESS BUSINESS BUSINESS BUSINESS BUSINESS Mr Sung Won Yoon Mr Hobart Va’ai Mr Kuok Khoon Hong BUSINESS Mr Chevaan Daniel Dr Darian McBain Managing Director, POSCO Australia. CEO, Samoa Chamber of Commerce Co-Founder, Chairman and CEO, Ms Katalaini Ziru Group Director, The Capital Maharaja Global Director of Sustainability, and Industry Wilmar International Former Vice President, Solomon Islands Organisation Thai Union Group Chamber of Commerce and Industry TIMOR-LESTE TONGA TURKEY UAE USA VANUATU VIETNAM GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT BUSINESS GOVERNMENT Mr Dionísio Da Costa Babo Soares The Hon Mateni Tapueluelu H.E. Dr M.K. Sander Gurbuz H.E. Mr Ahmed Abdulrahman Al Jarmain Mr Mark McGovern Mr Harold Qualao Mr Minh Vu Nguyen Minister of Foreign Affairs Minister for Police, Fire & Emergency Ambassador of Turkey to Indonesia Assistant to the Minister of Foreign Consul General Managing Director, Qualao Consulting Assistant-Minister, Director General BUSINESS Services, Minister for Revenue & Affairs and International Cooperation for BUSINESS Ms Kathleen Goncalves Customs Human Rights and International Law Mr Peter Albin Vice President, Timor-Leste Chamber BUSINESS BUSINESS Regional Director SEA, Walmart Global of Commerce and Industry Mr Paula Taumoepeau Mr Raza Jafar Sourcing President, Tonga Chamber of Vice Chairman, Emirates Investment Commerce and Industries Group THE NUSA DUA FORUM 2018 OBSERVERS ADIDAS ADIDAS ASICS CONSUMER INDONESIAN MARS MAS INTIMATES GOODS FORUM# PALM OIL INCORPORATED ASSOCIATION (GAPKI) BUSINESS OBSERVER BUSINESS OBSERVER BUSINESS OBSERVER BUSINESS OBSERVER BUSINESS OBSERVER BUSINESS OBSERVER BUSINESS OBSERVER Ms Aditi Wanchoo Mr Harry Nurmansyah Mr George Yoshimoto Mr Didier Bergeret Mrs Kanya Lakshmi Sidarta Mr. Arie N. Iskandar Mr Ruwan Keragala Senior Manager, Social & Senior Director, Social & Environmental Manager, CSR & Sustainability Director Social Sustainability & SSCI, General Secretary, Indonesian Palm Corporate Affairs Director, Mars Finance Director, MAS Intimates Environmental Affairs, Adidas Affairs, Adidas Department, ASICS The Consumer Goods Forum Oil Association (GAPKI) Symbioscience Indonesia MAS SUMBIRI PT ARWANA RESPONSIBLE RESPONSIBLE CITRAMULIA TBK BUSINESS BUSINESS ALLIANCE ALLIANCE BUSINESS OBSERVER BUSINESS OBSERVER BUSINESS OBSERVER BUSINESS OBSERVER Mr Gihan Philip Mr Tandean Rustandy Mr Rob Lederer Mr Khai Yau Chua CEO, MAS Sumbiri Founder & CEO, PT Arwana CEO, Responsible Business Alliance Senior Program Manager, Responsible Citramulia Tbk Business Alliance INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL UNITED NATIONS HIGH UNITED NATIONS COMMITTEE OF THE FEDERATION OF RED LABOUR ORGANISATION COMMISSIONER FOR OFFICE ON DRUGS RED CROSS (ICRC) CROSS AND RED ORGANISATION FOR MIGRATION REFUGEES (UNHCR) AND CRIME (UNODC) CRESCENT SOCIETIES (ILO) (IOM) (IFRC) OBSERVER OBSERVER OBSERVER OBSERVER OBSERVER OBSERVER Mr Dany Merhy Mr Christopher M. Rassi Ms Tomoko Nishimoto Mr William Lacy Swing Mr Filippo Grandi Mr Jean Luc Pierre C.M.R Lemahieu Deputy Head of the Regional Head of Country Cluster Support Team Assistant Director-General/Regional Director General High Commissioner for Refugees Director Delegation for Indonesia and Timor-Leste Director for Asia and the Pacific CANADA GERMANY# ITALY MARSHALL THE SPAIN UNITED ISLANDS NETHERLANDS KINGDOM GOVERNMENT OBSERVER GOVERNMENT OBSERVER GOVERNMENT OBSERVER GOVERNMENT OBSERVER GOVERNMENT OBSERVER GOVERNMENT OBSERVER GOVERNMENT OBSERVER H.E. Mr James Peter MacArthur Mr Hendrik Barkeling H.E. Mr Vittorio Sandalli The Hon Jack Ading Dr Ferdinand Lahnstein Mr Alejandro Herrero Sánchez Ms Miriam Samantha Minty Ambassador of Canada to Indonesia Deputy Head of Mission Ambassador Minister for Justice, Immigration Chargé d’Affaires Home Affairs Attaché Head of Modern Slavery Unit, and Timor-Leste and Labour Home Office Confirmed attendance as at 1 August 2018 WWW.BALIPROCESSBUSINESS.ORG WWW.BALIPROCESS.NET.
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