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Organization for Security and Co-Operation in Europe Final List of Participants for the 2008 ANNUAL SECURITY REVIEW CONFERENCE SEC.INF/24/08/Rev.3 2 July 2008 ENGLISH only Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe Final List of Participants for the 2008 ANNUAL SECURITY REVIEW CONFERENCE 1 and 2 July 2008 Vienna, Hofburg (Please note that in accordance with previous notes, the deadline for changes expired on 2 July 2008, 1 p.m. Any further comments will not be taken into consideration.) Tuesday, 1 July 2008 10 a.m.–1 p.m. Opening session Chair: Ambassador Antti Turunen, Chairperson of the Permanent Council Report by Ambassador Triin Parts, Chairperson of the Forum for Security Co-operation Rapporteur: LTC Niels Poul Petersen, Mission of Denmark to the OSCE 3–6 p.m. Working session I: Transnational challenges to security in the OSCE area Keynote speakers: - Ambassador Pierre Morel, EU Special Representative for Central Asia - Dr. Wolfgang Zellner, Director CORE, Centre for OSCE Research Moderator: Ambassador Dr. György Molnár Rapporteur: Mr. Andranik Hovhannisyan, the Delegation of the Republic of Armenia to the OSCE Wednesday, 2 July 2008 9.00 a.m.-9.30 a.m. Special guest: SACEUR General John Craddock Moderator: Dr. Pauli Järvenpää, Director General, The Ministry of Defence of Finland 10 a.m.–1 p.m. Working session II: The present state of arms control arrangements, CSBMs and the Security Dialogue in the OSCE area Keynote speakers: - Ambassador Alyson Bailes, Iceland University - Ambassador Adam Kobieracki, Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs Moderator: Ambassador Carlos Sánchez de Boado y de la Válgoma Rapporteur: Mr. Valerio Negro, Permanent Mission of Italy to the OSCE 3–5.45 p.m. Working session III: Early warning, conflict prevention and resolution, crisis management and post-conflict rehabilitation, including the use of the relevant OSCE tools Keynote speakers: - Ambassador Heikki Talvitie, Special Envoy of the Chairman-in-Office - Dr. Arie Bloed, Editor-in-Chief of “Security and Human Rights” (formerly “Helsinki Monitor”) Moderator: Ambassador Herbert Salber, Director of CPC Rapporteur: Mr. Jan Kantorczyk, Permanent Mission of Germany to the OSCE 5.45-6.15 p.m. Closing Session Chair: Ambassador Antti Turunen 2008 Annual Security Review Conference Vienna, 1 - 2 July 2008 First Name Family Name Title/Position Address Phone Fax E-mail DELEGATIONS ALBANIA Amb Gilbert GALANXHI Permanent Representative Permanent Mission of Albania to the OSCE Ms Entela GJIKA First Secretary Reisnerstrasse 27/6a +43 1 328 87 10 +43 1 328 87 11 [email protected] Permanent Mission of Albania to the 1030 Vienna OSCE Austria Ms Migena BAHOLLI Desk Officer [email protected] Ministry of Foreign Affairs GERMANY Mr Eberhard POHL Deputy Political Director [email protected] Federal Foreign Office Berlin Head of Delegation Mr Axel BERG Head of the Permanent Mission of Germany to the OSCE Alternate Head of Delegation Mr Gerhard KÜNTZLE Minister Metternichgasse 3 +43 1 711 54 191 +49 18 88 175 51 13 [email protected] Deputy Head of the Permanent 1030 Vienna Mission of Germany to the OSCE Austria Mr Gregor KOEBEL First Counsellor [email protected] Head of Division Federal Foreign Office Berlin 2008 Annual Security Review Conference Vienna, 1 - 2 July 2008 First Name Family Name Title/Position Address Phone Fax E-mail Mr Werner HEIDEMANN Colonel [email protected] Head of Division Federal Ministry of Defence Berlin Ms Karin GOEBEL Counsellor [email protected] Deputy Head of Division Federal Foreign Office Berlin Mr Milan SIMANDL Counsellor [email protected] Deputy Head of Division Federal Foreign Office Berlin Mr Bernd PFAFFENBACH Lieutenant Colonel [email protected] Deputy Head of Division Federal Ministry of Defence Berlin Mr Wolfgang RICHTER Colonel Metternichgasse 3 +43 1 711 54 131 +49 18 88 175 51 13 [email protected] Senior Military Adviser 1030 Vienna Permanent Mission of Germany to Austria the OSCE Mr Walter SCHWEIZER Colonel Metternichgasse 3 +43 1 711 54 131 +49 18 88 175 51 13 [email protected] Military Adviser 1030 Vienna Permanent Mission of Germany to Austria the OSCE Mr Jan KANTORCZYK Counsellor Metternichgasse 3 +43 1 711 54 132 +49 18 88 175 51 13 [email protected] Permanent Mission of Germany to 1030 Vienna the OSCE Austria Mr Alfred SALMON Lieutenant Colonel Metternichgasse 2 +32 65 44 4881 +32 65 44 5562 [email protected] Military Adviser 1030 Vienna Permanent Mission of Germany to Austria the OSCE 2008 Annual Security Review Conference Vienna, 1 - 2 July 2008 First Name Family Name Title/Position Address Phone Fax E-mail UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Mr Bantz J. CRADDOCK General Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR) Mr Dan FATA Head of Delegation Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defence for NATO and European Affairs Amb Julie FINLEY Ambassador Chief of the United States Mission to the OSCE Mr Kyle SCOTT Deputy Chief Obersteinergasse 11/1 +43 1 31 339 3402 +43 1 368 31 53 [email protected] United States Mission to the OSCE 1190 Vienna Hon Powell MOORE Representative of the Secretary of Obersteinergasse 11/1 +43 1 31 339 3181 +43 1 31339 33 66 [email protected] Defence 1190 Vienna United States Mission to the OSCE Mr Rudy WRIGHT Major General Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations Mr Mark SIMAKOVSKY Country Director [email protected] Georgia, Moldova and Black Sea Issues Department of Defence Mr Hugh NEIGHBOUR Chief Arms Control Delegate Obersteinergasse 11/1 +43 1 31 339 3351 +43 1 31 339 31 38 [email protected] United States Mission to the OSCE 1190 Vienna Mr Matthew BRADBERRY Communications Mr Andrew BRENTNALL Political Adviser 2008 Annual Security Review Conference Vienna, 1 - 2 July 2008 First Name Family Name Title/Position Address Phone Fax E-mail Mr Jonathan CLAUS First Secretary Obersteinergasse 11/1 +43 1 31 339 3242 +43 1 31 339 3594 [email protected] Senior Adviser 1190 Vienna United States Mission to the OSCE Ms Stefanie AMADEO First Secretary Obersteinergasse 11/1 +43 1 31 339 4723 United States Mission to the OSCE 1190 Vienna Ms Danielle POOL Foreign Affairs Specialist 2201 L Street +103 220 59 26 [email protected] State Department NW Washington DC Mr Kevin HENDERSON Petty Officer 1st Class Obersteinergasse 11/1 +43 1 31 339 3306 +43 1 368 60 77 [email protected] Researcher 1190 Vienna United States Mission to the OSCE Mr Alan HESTER Lieutenant Colonel [email protected] Military Adviser Deputy Representative of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mr Myron HNATCZUK Major [email protected] Military Adviser Policy Analyst Mr Joe HOPKINS Advance Security Mr Bart HOWARD Special Assistant Mr Derek HUDSON Lieutenant Colonel Military Assistant Mr Neil KROMASH Afghanistan-Pakistan Border [email protected] Coordinator SCA/RA Mr Samuel C. LAEUCHLI Political Counsellor Obersteinergasse 11/1 +43 1 31 339 3203 +43 1 31 339 3255 [email protected] United States Mission to the OSCE 1190 Vienna Mr Drew LUDWICK Advance Communications Mr Tucker MANSAGE Colonel Executive Assistant 2008 Annual Security Review Conference Vienna, 1 - 2 July 2008 First Name Family Name Title/Position Address Phone Fax E-mail Mr Gary MASHBURN Advance Communications Mr Mike McLAUGHLIN Military Assistant Mr Manuel MONIN Aide de Camp Mr Holger NEUMANN Military Adviser (GERMANY) Ms Sara NOEL Intern Obersteinergasse 11/1 +43 1 31 339 +43 1 31 339 3138 [email protected] United States Mission to the OSCE 1190 Vienna Mr Richard PROSEN Foreign Affairs Officer [email protected] EUR/RPM Ms Julie RASCHKA Political Specialist Obersteinergasse 11/1 +43 1 31 339 3712 +43 1 339 3138 [email protected] United States Mission to the OSCE 1190 Vienna Mr Chris SEAFORTH Personal Security Officer Mr Harvey SCOTT Commander Obersteinergasse 11/1 +43 1 31 339 3321 +43 1 368 60 77 [email protected] Military Adviser 1190 Vienna Joint Chiefs of Staff United States Mission to the OSCE Mr Larry SCHULTZ Adviser JCG Obersteinergasse 11/1 +43 1 31 339 3361 +43 1 369 87 37 [email protected] VCI/CCA 1190 Vienna United States Mission to the OSCE Mr Jules SILBERBERG First Secretary Obersteinergasse 11/1 +43 1 369 26 67 +43 1 369 87 37 [email protected] Arms Control 1190 Vienna United States Mission to the OSCE Mr Patrick WARREN Colonel Senior Military Adviser Mr Webster WRIGHT Public Affairs Officer 2008 Annual Security Review Conference Vienna, 1 - 2 July 2008 First Name Family Name Title/Position Address Phone Fax E-mail ANDORRA Amb Joan PUJAL LABORDA Head of the OSCE Delegation of the Principality of Andorra Ms Marta SALVAT Special Envoy on Policy and Security Kärntnerring 2A/13 +43 1 961 09 09 20 +43 1 961 09 09 50 [email protected] Issues 1010 Vienna OSCE Delegation of the Principality Austria of Andorra ARMENIA Amb Jivan TABIBIAN Head of the Delegation of the Republic of Armenia to the OSCE Amb Ashot HOVAKIMIAN Ambassador of Armenia to Austria Mr Armen YEDIGARIAN Head of Arms Control and [email protected] International Security Department Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mr Levon AYVAZYAN Ministry of Defence +374 102 89 452 [email protected] Mr Armen PAPIKYAN First Secretary Hadikgasse 28/1 +43 1 890 63 63 204 +43 1 890 63 63 150 [email protected] The Delegation of the Republic of 1140 Vienna Armenia to the OSCE Austria Mr Andranik HOVHANNISYAN Second Secretary Hadikgasse 28/1 +43 1 890 63 63 203 +43 1 890 63 63 150 [email protected] The Delegation of the Republic of 1140 Vienna Armenia to the OSCE Austria Mr Feliks KHACHATRYAN Second Secretary Hadikgasse 28/1 +43 1 890 63 63 +43 1 890 63 63 150 [email protected] The Delegation of the Republic of 1140 Vienna Armenia to the OSCE Austria 2008
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