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Participants List 28 March.Xlsx Participants List - 28 March Country Last Name First Name Party / Role Elected rep Organisation Afghanistan Shafaq Mohammad Afghanistan Young Executive Director Greens Afghanistan Vaezi Ghulam Reza Afghanistan Research Program manager and Social Change Organization Albania Hoxha Elira Partia e Gjelber / Treasurer Greens of Albania Albania Kurti Luljeta Partia e Gjelber / Staff Greens of Albania Albania Petanaj Edlir Partia e Gjelber / Party Leader, Greens of Albania Chairperson Albania Ramkaj Arben Partia e Gjelber / Greens of Albania Albania Sukthi Besim Partia e Gjelber / Executive Board Greens of Albania member Albania Ushtelenca Keida Partia e Gjelber / International Secretary Local councillor Greens of Albania Algeria Ahmed Ghouali Algeria Green Party Party Leader Local councillor Algeria Amara Ali Algeria Green Party President Algeria Amara Mounir Algeria Green Party Mohamed Algeria Bergheul Karima Algeria Green Party Staff Argentina Barcelona Vazquez Pilar Partido Verde Vice Chair Argentina Cababianco Stephanie Partido Verde Young Green Argentina Rizzi Gabriel Partido Verde Argentina Schaj Gretel Los Verdes- FEP Argentina Vazquez Silvia Partido Verde Chairperson Argentina Verbitsky de Rizzi Adriana Ines Partido Verde Argentina Zanutti Fabiana Partido Verde Vice Chair, Media officer Armenia Dovlatyan Armenak Green Party of Party Leader Armenia Australia Barber Greg Australian Greens Party Leader Member of Regional Parliament Australia Bersten Rosanne Australian Greens Staff Australia Cope Peter Australian Greens Australia Crombie Diana Australian Greens Australia Denton-Barker Julia Australian Greens Australia Dunn Samantha Australian Greens Chairperson MP / Senator / Upper House Australia Faehrmann Cate Australian Greens Chief of Staff to Australian Greens Leader, Richard Di Natale Australia Glance Vivienne Australian Greens National Council Alternate Delegate Australia Gray Felicity Australian Greens International Secretary Participants list / 28 March Global Greens and European Greens Congress / 30 March - 2 April 2017 / Liverpool 1 Australia Hale Bob Australian Greens Secretary of Local Group Australia Hart Amanda Australian Greens Grievance Committee member for The Greens SA Australia Hollo Tim The Green Institute Executive Director Australia Inglis Andrew Australian Greens Australia Jones Adrian Australian Greens Australia Kuzmic -Inglis Danice Vic Greens Australia Lewis Sue Australian Greens Australia Lynga Gosta Australian Greens Australia Masson-Forbes Sarah Erasmus Mundus MER Australia Munro Liane Australian Greens Australia Noble Kate Australian Greens Advisor to Greens MP Australia Parker Jamie Australian Greens Australia Rattenbury Shane Australian Greens Minister in Member of Regional Government Parliament Australia Read Rose Australian Greens Australia Rice Janet Australian Greens MP / Senator / Upper House Australia Shaw Jamie Australian Greens Australia Springle Nina Australian Greens MP / Senator / Upper House Australia Tighe Megan Australian Greens Australia Townsend Mathew Australian Greens Delegate for Young Greens and Disability Working Group Australia Trevitt Sophie Australian Greens Media officer Australia Watson Giz Australian Greens co-convenor Australia Woodstone Bethamie Australian Greens Global Issues co- convenor Australia WY Kanak Dominic Australian Greens Local councillor Australia Young Stephen Australian Greens Volunteer campaign manager Australia Allman-Payne Penny Asia Pacific Greens Co-convener Federation Australia Blakers Margaret Australian Greens Australia Di Natale Richard Australian Greens Party Leader MP / Senator / Upper House Australia Milne Christine Australian Greens Global Greens MP / Senator / Ambassador Upper House Austria Bachlechner Michaela Global Young Greens Member of the Steering Committee Austria Birkelbach Felix Junge Grüne International Secretary Austria Carl Bernhard T. Die Grünen Executive Board Local councillor member Austria El-Nagashi Faika Die Grünen Member of Regional Parliament Austria Ellensohn David Die Grünen Chairperson Member of Regional Parliament Austria Enzinger Amrita Die Grünen Executive Board member Austria Freytag Stefan Die Grünen Staff Local councillor Austria Graefling Christoph Die Grünen Staff Participants list / 28 March Global Greens and European Greens Congress / 30 March - 2 April 2017 / Liverpool 2 Austria Gruber Viktoria Die Grünen Austria Hartig Marie - Edwige Die Grünen EBV Local councillor Austria Heis Kathrin Die Grünen Social Affairs, Sports Local councillor Austria Johann Michael Die Grünen Vice Chair Member of Regional Parliament Austria Jordan Gerhard Die Grünen Local Assistant of MEP Local councillor Monika Vana Austria Jungwirth Sabine Die Grünen Member of Regional Parliament Austria Kittelberger Ulrike Die Grünen Media officer Austria Korun Alev Die Grünen Spokesperson for MP / Senator / Human Rights Upper House Austria Kraus Peter Die Grünen Member of Regional Parliament Austria Krismer-Huber Helga Die Grünen Party Leader Austria Lesjak Barbara Die Grünen Chairperson Member of Regional Parliament Austria Lukovic Dejan Die Grünen Austria Luschnik Robert Die Grünen Secretary General Austria Maresch Rüdiger Die Grünen Chairman of the Member of Regional Comitee on Planning Parliament and Mobility, Member of the Vienna City Council Austria Margulies Martin Die Grünen Vice President of the Member of Regional regional parliament Parliament Austria Maurer Sigrid Die Grünen MP / Senator / Upper House Austria Mayr Severin Die Grünen Member of Regional Parliament Austria Medwedeff Alexandra Die Grünen Austria Meinhard-Schiebel Birgit Die Grünen Local councillor Austria Muther Ekkehard Die Grünen Staff Austria Nouira- Martina Die Grünen Councilwoman Member of Regional Weissenboeck Parliament Austria Petrik Teresa Junge Grüne Executive Board member Austria Petrik Flora Die Grünen Spokesperson of Youth Organisation Austria Petrovic Madeleine Die Grünen FAB Member of Regional Parliament Austria Prack Georg Die Grünen Executive Board member Austria Puchberger Susanne Die Grünen International Secretary Austria Pucher Sabine Grüne Executive Board Bildungswerkstatt member Österreich Austria Reiter Heidelinde Die Grünen bundesrätin Austria Rossmann Bruno Die Grünen Chairperson MP / Senator / Upper House Austria Schwarz Jakob Die Grünen Austria Schwarz Ulrike Die Grünen Member of Regional Parliament Austria Sieberth Barbara Die Grünen Member of Regional Parliament Austria Spritzendorfer Alexander Die Grünen Chairperson Deputy Mayor/ess Participants list / 28 March Global Greens and European Greens Congress / 30 March - 2 April 2017 / Liverpool 3 Austria Sterniczky Aaron Die Grünen Austria Stögmüller David Die Grünen MP / Senator / Upper House Austria Tomaselli Nina Die Grünen Member of Regional Parliament Austria Turan-Berger Neslihan Die Grünen Austria Waitz Thomas Die Grünen / Green Green Farmers Farmers Spokesperson Austria Lunacek Ulrike Greens/EFA Group in MEP the European Parliament Austria Vana Monika Greens/EFA Group in MEP the European Parliament Azerbaijan Gulaliyeva Zeynab Azərbaycan Yaşıllar Chair Partiyası Belarus Dorofeeva Anastasiya Bielaruskaja Partyja Chairperson "Zialonye" Belarus Lotkinova Anna Federation of Young European Greens Belarus Suhiy Irina Bielaruskaja Partyja Executive Board "Zialonye" member Belarus Vezhnovets Katia "Zelenaya Sets" Media officer, Staff (Green Network) Belgium Barbe Luc Ecolo Staff Belgium Behrend Juan Global Greens Political Advisor Belgium Bernaerts Lucas Ecolo Belgium Beys Olivier Groen Belgium Borremans Wim Groen Advisor Belgium Boutaher Gil Ecolo Belgium Carlier Laura Ecolo Belgium Cooreman Tony European Network of Treasurer Green Seniors Belgium Defossé Guillaume Ecolo Belgium Dupriez Patrick Ecolo Party Leader Belgium Fierens Jan Kris Groenplus Staff Belgium Genet Michel Ecolo Director of the study center Etopia Belgium Goffart Laura Ecolo Belgium Ingabire Esther écolo j Staff Belgium Jans Frieda Groen Belgium Jans Thomas Groen Belgium Linard Benedicte Ecolo Executive Board member Belgium Linsenmeier Klaus Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung Chairperson Belgium Mahieu Laura Ecolo Belgium Matthieu Saraswati Groen President EU network Belgium Megrelishvili Giorgi Federation of Young Staff European Greens Belgium Muhire Jean Michel Federation of Young Treasurer European Greens Belgium Najafi Alast Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung Media officer Belgium Stockhausen Björn Bündnis 90/Die Brussels chapter board Grünen member Belgium Torres Leclercq Belinda Jong Groen Chairperson Belgium Van Hauwermeiren Remco Jong Groen International Secretary Participants list / 28 March Global Greens and European Greens Congress / 30 March - 2 April 2017 / Liverpool 4 Belgium Van Lysebettens Jeroen Jong Groen Belgium Van Oppens Thomas Groen Belgium Weinber Claude Heinrich Böll Stiftung International Secretary Belgium Willems Jarno Jong Groen Executive Board member Belgium Huytebroeck Evelyne European Green Party Committee member Member of Regional Parliament Belgium Almaci Meyrem Groen Belgium Ryckmans Hélène Ecolo Member of Regional Parliament Belgium Pisani Leigh European Green Party Social Media Officer Belgium De Marte Benedetta European Green Party Staff Belgium Suijkerbuijk Joline European Green Party Staff Belgium Verheyen Ann European Green Party Staff Belgium Henley Morgan European Green Party Staff Belgium Lauwers Cecile European Green Party Staff Belgium Ache Jakob European Green Party Staff Belgium Traute Armin European Green Party Belgium Paradiso Angela European Green Party Staff Belgium Yeliseyeva Anna European
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