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Atoms for Peace General Conference GC(59)/INF/10 PROVISIONAL LIST Date: 14 September 2015 General Distribution English only Fifty-ninth regular session Vienna, 14-18 September 2015 List of Participants Information received by Tuesday, 8 September 2015 Pages 1. Member States 1–127 2. Non-Member States 128 3. Entities Having Received a Standing Invitation to 129 Participate as Observers 4. United Nations and Specialized Agencies 130 5. Other Intergovernmental Organizations 131–136 6. Non-Governmental Organizations 137–143 NOTE Participants are kindly requested to examine the list carefully and communicate any corrections to the Protocol Office in M0E75 or by email to [email protected] until Wednesday, 16 September 2015, 3.00 p.m. The final list of participants will be issued on Friday, 18 September 2015. Member States and organizations will be provided with only one printed copy of the list; the electronic version of the final list of members of delegations will be available on the General Conference website.” The List of Participants contains information as provided by delegations. Member States Alternates: Mr Spiro KOÇI Afghanistan Ambassador Head of Delegation: Resident Representative to the IAEA Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Mr Ayoob M. ERFANI Ambassador* Other members: Resident Representative to the IAEA Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Mr Artur LAMA Head of the Cabinet Alternates: Ministry of Health Mr M. Hassan SOROOSH Y. Mr Adhurim RESULI Counsellor Minister Plenipotentiary Alternate to the Resident Representative Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Mr Jovan THERESKA Adviser Mr Noorullah KALEEM Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna First Secretary Ms Elida BYLYKU Advisers: Director Institute of Applied Nuclear Physics Mr Ahmad Waheed AMIN Second Secretary Mr Rustem PACI Alternate to the Resident Representative Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Chairman Radiation Protection Office Ms Fatima FROZISH Second Secretary Alternate to the Resident Representative Algeria Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Head of Delegation: Other members: Mr Mohamed BENHOCINE Ambassador* Mr Armin SCHULLER Resident Representative to the IAEA Political Specialist Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Alternates: Albania Mr Mohamed DERDOUR Head of Delegation: Commissioner for Atomic Energy Mr Ilir BEQAJ Minister of Health *Ambassador to Austria 59th regular session - List of Participants Member States Page 2 of 143 Algeria Other members: Advisers: Mr Mohamed REMADNA Ms Maria de Jesus DOS REIS FERREIRA Ambassador* Resident Representative to the IAEA Mr Hocine KOHIL Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Mr Yacine MAMERI Mr Mateus Manuel GASPAR Director Mr Sid Ali BRANCI Ministry of National Defence Mr Ali DROUICHE Mr Pedro Carlos Domingos LEMOS Minister-Counsellor Director General Alternate to the Resident Representative Atomic Energy Regulatory Authority (AREA) Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Mr Fernando MIGUEL Ms Imen CHERBAL BENTOUHAMI Director Alternate to the Resident Representative National Institute of Oncology Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Ministry of Health Mr Bilal HASSANI Mr Mariano João BAPTISTA Minister-Counsellor Alternate to the Resident Representative Mr Walid MAHDAOUI Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Mr Salem BOUBAKER Mr Félix VIEIRA LOPES Consultant to the Minister of Energy and Water National Liaison Officer Ministry of Energy and Water Angola Head of Delegation: Mr Bento Lázaro das Dores SEBASTIÃO First Secretary Mr João Baptista BORGES Alternate to the Resident Representative Minister of Energy and Water Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Alternates: Mr Mário de Jesus Luís PACHECO Second Secretary Mr Gaspar RUFINO Adviser to the Resident Representative State Secretary for National Defence Policy Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Ministry of National Defence *Ambassador to Austria 59th regular session - List of Participants Member States Page 3 of 143 Angola Ms Catarina Tomázia João MENDES ADÃO Mr José Luis ANTÚNEZ Technician President Office of the Secretariat Nucleoeléctrica Argentina S.A. (NA-SA) Ministry of National Defence Alternate to the Governor Ms Catarina Patrícia COSTA Mr Horacio FERNANDEZ PALACIO Technician Minister Office of International Exchange Alternate to the Resident Representative Ministry of Energy and Water Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Ms María Luz MELON Argentina Counsellor Head of Delegation: Alternate to the Resident Representative Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Mr Julio Miguel DE VIDO Minister of Federal Planning, Public Investment Mr Jorge Mariano JORDÁN and Services Counsellor Alternate to the Resident Representative Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Alternates: Mr Rafael Mariano GROSSI Mr Luciano BATTAGLIA Governor on the Agency's Board of Governors & First Secretary Resident Representative to the IAEA Alternate to the Resident Representative Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Ms Norma BOERO Ms Maria Victoria PICAZO President Second Secretary National Atomic Energy Commission (CNEA) Alternate to the Resident Representative Alternate to the Governor Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Mr Diego HURTADO Ms Laura María de Lourdes JAMSCHON President MAC GARRY Nuclear Regulatory Authority (ARN) Third Secretary Alternate to the Governor Alternate to the Resident Representative Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Mr Julián GADANO Vice President Mr Sebastián Norberto KOBARU Division of Nuclear Affairs and Institutional Third Secretary Relations Alternate to the Resident Representative Nuclear Regulatory Authority (ARN) Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna 59th regular session - List of Participants Member States Page 4 of 143 Argentina Advisers: Mr Abel GONZÁLEZ Senior Advisor Mr Enrique CINAT Nuclear Regulatory Authority (ARN) Head Alternate to the Governor Nuclear Safety and Environment Department Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna National Nuclear Energy Commission (CNEA) Alternate to the Governor Mr Gabriel Enrique TERIGI Nuclear Regulatory Authority (ARN) Mr Facundo DELUCHI Alternate to the Governor Head Institutional Relations National Nuclear Energy Commission (CNEA) Mr Leonardo Javier PANTANALI Alternate to the Governor Secretary to the Federal Planning Minister Mr Juan Carlos FURNARI Mr Claudio Fabián ABRAHAM CERUTTI Head Protocol Officer to the Minister for Federal Nuclear Technology Applications Unit Planning National Atomic Energy Commission (CNEA) Ms Macarena Fernanda DIAZ Mr Carlos José GHO Protocol Officer to the Minister of Federal Planning Head Nuclear Energy Unit Mr Horacio Augusto OSUNA National Atomic Energy Commission (CNEA) President INVAP S.E. Mr César Alberto TATE Deputy Head Mr Juan José GIL GERBINO International Organizations Unit National Atomic Energy Commission (CNEA) CTO Nuclear Projects INVAP S.E. Mr Pablo M. ZUNINO Mr Juan Pablo ORDOÑEZ Head Division of Nuclear Affairs and Institutional VP Nuclear Projects Relations INVAP S.E. Nuclear Regulatory Authority (ARN) Mr Eduardo RODRIGUEZ LUBARY Ms Gabriela ACOSTA Head Deputy Head Corporate & Commercial Affairs Division of Nuclear Affairs INVAP S.E. Nuclear Regulatory Authority (ARN) Mr Norberto CIALLELLA Mr Nazario Eduardo D'AMATO Advisor Representative in KSA Nuclear Regulatory Authority (ARN) INVAP S.E. 59th regular session - List of Participants Member States Page 5 of 143 Argentina Mr Dario JINCHUK Ms María Florencia BERENGUEL Advisor Public Relations Advisor INVAP S.E. Nucleoeléctrica Argentina S.A. (NA-SA) Mr José LOLICH Mr Ricardo BERNINSONE INVAP S.E. Architect Nucleoeléctrica Argentina S.A. (NA-SA) Mr Ruben MAZZI Advisor Mr Osvaldo CALZETTA LARRIEU INVAP S.E. National Atomic Energy Commission (CNEA) Mr Javier FARIAS Mr Alberto LAMAGNA Nucleoeléctrica Argentina S.A. (NA-SA) Head Non-Nuclear Research and Applications Unit National Atomic Energy Commission (CNEA) Mr Pablo KATZ Advisor Nucleoeléctrica Argentina S.A. (NA-SA) Mr Juan Leandro FERRER Head Bilateral Relations Department Mr Carlos BAHILLO National Atomic Energy Commission (CNEA) Senior Advisor Nucleoeléctrica Argentina S.A. (NA-SA) Mr Isidro Amadeo BASCHAR Advisor Mr Jorge SIDELNIK Bilateral Relations Department General Manager National Atomic Energy Commission (CNEA) Nucleoeléctrica Argentina S.A. (NA-SA) Ms Celina Inés HORAK Mr Miguel BAEZ Department Head Manager Research & Development, Radiation Processing Nucleoeléctrica Argentina S.A. (NA-SA) National Atomic Energy Commission (CNEA) Mr Oscar MAZZANTINI Mr Fabián Aúgusto BECERRA Advisor National Nuclear Energy Commission (CNEA) Nucleoeléctrica Argentina S.A. 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