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List of Participants and Observers 9 General Assembly of the ICAPP Political Parties List of Participants and Observers 9th General Assembly of the ICAPP Political Parties (87political parties from 35 countries) Afghanistan, Islamic Republic of (2) 1. People’s Islamic Unity Party of Afghanistan - Hon. Mr. Mohammad Dawood Tolo, Chief of Secretariat - Mr. Mohammad Saber Erfani, Head of Financial Committee Armenia, Republic of (2) 2. Heritage Party - Hon. Raffi Hovannisian, Chairman of the Party - Hon. Richard G. Hovannisian, Academic Adviser Azerbaijan, Republic of (2) 3. Yeni (New) Azerbaijan Party - Hon. Ms. Sevinj Fataliyeva, Member of Parliament, and Head of International Relations of the Party - Hon. Ramin Mammadov, Vice Chairman of the ICAPP Youth Wing, Vice Chairman of the ICAPP Media Forum, Deputy Minister of Diaspora, and Member of Political Council of the Party Bangladesh, People’s Republic of (11) 4. Bangladesh Awami League - Hon. Abdul Matin Khasru, Member of the ICAPP Standing Committee, Legal Affairs Secretary of the Central Committee of the Party, and Former Minister of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs - Madam Salima Sobhan Khasru, Spouse of Hon. Abdul Matin Khasru - Mr. Minhaj Uddin Miran, Member of Convening Committee, Bangladesh Awami League Malaysia Branch - Mr. Rashed Badal, Joint Convenor, Bangladesh Awami League Malaysia Branch 5. Jatiya Party - Hon. Hussain Muhammad Ershad, Member of the ICAPP Standing Committee, Former President of Bangladesh, and Chairman of the Party - Mr. Maj Khaled Akhter, Private Secretary 6. National Socialist Party - Mr. Md Shazzad Hossain, International Affairs Secretary of Central Executive Committee, National Farmers Alliance - Mr. Md. Harun Or Rashid, Organizing Secretary of Central Executive Committee, National Youth Alliance 7. Bangladesh Nationalist Party(BNP) - Hon. Mahbub Alam, Vice President of National Central Committee, Jatioabadi Seccha Shebok Dol, Senior Vice-President of BNP Malaysia, ASEAN and Asia Wing - Mr. Mohammad Ruhul Quddus, Member of the Central Executive Committee of the Party, and Member of the Legal Wing - Mohammed Mosharrof Hossain, Member of Executive Committee of the Party Bhutan, Kingdom of (3) 8. People’s Democratic Party - Hon. Sonam Jatso, Secretary General of the Party 9. Bhutan Peace and Prosperity Party - Hon. Rinzin Jamtsho, Member of the National Assembly, and Vice President of the Party Cambodia, Kingdom of (9) 10. Cambodian People’s Party (CPP) - Hon. Tekreth Samrach, Vice Chairman of the ICAPP Media Forum, Secretary of State of the Office of the Council of Ministers, and Member of Central Committee of the Party - Hon. Suos Yara, Vice Chairman of the ICAPP Youth Wing, Member of Parliament, and Vice-Chairman of International Relations Department of the Party - Hon. General Yin Chhumnith, Senior Member of International Relations Department of the Party - Mr. Dim Sovannarom, Vice Chairman of Cambodian’s Human Right Committee - Mr. Kong Chanveasna, Director of International Relations Department, Office of the Council of Ministers - Mrs. Hean Polyne, Director of ASEAN Department, Office of the Council of Ministers - Mr. Chhair Sokty, Deputy Director of International Relations Department 11. FUNCINPEC Party - Hon. Nhep Bunchin, Vice President of the Party China, People’s Republic of (6) 12. Communist Party of China - Hon. Li Jun, Assistant Minister of the International Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (IDCPC) - Mr. Zhang Xuyi, Deputy Director-General of 1st Bureau, IDCPC - Ms. Jia Peng, Deputy Director of 1st Bureau, IDCPC - Mr. Wang Yuwei, Second Secretary of 1st Bureau, IDCPC - Mr. Liu Fengfeng, Staff Member of Bureau Coordination, IDCPC - Ms. Chen Xuanbo, Staff Member of 1st Bureau, IDCPC Cyprus, Republic of (1) 13. Progress Party of the Working People-AKEL - Hon. George Loucaides, Parliamentary Spokesman, and Member of the Political Bureau East Timor, Democratic Republic of (5) 14. National Congress for Reconstruction of Timor-Leste (CNRT) - Mr. Virgilio Smith, II Vice President 15. Democratic Party - Hon. Mr. Adriano do Nascimento, President of the Party, and Member of the National Parliament - Ms. Maria Soares Madeira Alves, Vice Secretary of Women's Wing, and Technical Staff of Party Bench at the National Parliament 16. National Development Party - Hon. Rudy Djuang, Vice President for Economic Affairs - Hon. Lucas Soares, Secretary General of the Party Georgia (2) 17. Labor Party of Georgia - Hon. Mr. Gabriel Kadagishvili, Foreign Policy Advisor - Mr. Beka Natelashvili, International Secretary India, Republic of (10) 18. Bharatiya Janata Party (Indian People’s Party) - Hon. Vijay Jolly, Member of the ICAPP Standing Committee, Senior Leader of the Party, President of Delhi Study Group, and Former Global Convenor BJP Overseas Affairs - Mr. Prakash Abarao Mohod, General Secretary of the Party 19. Communist Party of India - Hon. Binoy Viswam, Former Minister, Government of Kerala, and Member of the National Executive of the Party - Hon. Jayadevan Chirukandath Narayanan, Member of Parliament, and Member of the National Council of the Party 20. Communist Party of India (Marxist) - Hon. Md Salim, Member of Polit Bureau, Member of the Indian Parliament, and Former Minister of the West Bengal State Government 21. Nationalist Congress Party - Hon. Dr. Santosh Krishna Pawar, Member of Disaster Management Cell - Mr. Uday Suresh Malekar, Member of Youth Wing - Ms. Madhuri Machare, Member of the Party - Ms. Rasika Jahagirdar, Member of the Party Indonesia, Republic of (29) 22. Indonesian Democratic Party-Struggle (PDI-P) - Hon. Andreas Pareira, Member of the ICAPP Standing Committee, Member of Parliament, and Chairperson in charge of Human Development and Culture of the Party - Mr. Hanjaya Setiawan, Secretary of Government Affairs Department, and Deputy Executive Director in the Office HQ for Government, Media and Foreign Affairs 23. Party of the Functional Groups-Golkar - Hon. Theo L. Sambuaga, Member of the ICAPP Standing Committee, and Vice President of the Party - Hon. Iris Indira Murti, Member of Executive Board of the Party - Mr. Lucky Ali Moefiqin, Deputy Treasurer General - Ms. Riani Murti, Member of Women's Wing of the Party - Mr. Jerry Sambuaga, Deputy Secretary General for International Relations Division - Mrs. Emmalia Natar, Head of Department for International Relations Division - Ms. Diana Widyastuti: Deputy Treasurer General for Trade and Industry Division - Ms. Chandra Dewi, Member of Women's Wing of the Party 24. National Mandate Party - Mr. Muhamad Najib, Head of International Affairs and Diaspora - Ms. Dyah Hestu Lestari, Deputy Secretary General of the Party - Ms. Sri Uleng Zainuddin, Member of PAN - Ms. Evi Mafriningsianti, Member of PAN - Ms. Sawitri Winahyo Hardjoprakoso, Deputy Chairman of Woman’s Association - Hon. Eddy Seoparno, Secretary General of the Party - Ms. Yoty Hasnah Wati Siregar, Member of PAN - Ms. Laura Fertiana, Member of PAN - Ms. Emma Haliki, Member of PAN 25. Prosperous Justice Party - Hon. Abdul Hakim, Vice Secretary General of the Party - Hon. Taufik Ramlan Widjaja, Head of Foreign Relation Division of the Party - Hon. Farouk Abdullah Alwyni, Head of Services and International Diplomacy Bureau, Foreign Relation Division of the Party - Hon. Teddy Surya Gunawan, Head of Asia Pacific Region Bureau, Foreign Relation Division of the Party 26. People’s Conscience Party (Partai Hanura) - Hon. Hary Ashar, Chairman of Cadre Development Division, Central Board of the Party - Ms. Tien Aspasia, Chairperson of Member Recruitment and Outreach Division, Central Board of the Party - Mr. Muhammad Pradana Indraputra, Deputy Secretary General of Cadre Development Division, Central Board of the Party - Mr. Erislan, Deputy Secretary General of Energy, Mineral Resources, Technology and Environment Research Division, Central Board of the Party 27. Perindo Party - Hon. Muhammad Tohong Hasibuan, Chairman for Representative in Malaysia - Mr. Wibowo Hadiwardoyo, Chief of International Affairs Iran, Islamic Republic of (4) 28. Islamic Motalefeh Party - Hon. Hassan Ghafouri Fard, Member of the ICAPP Standing Committee, Chairman of the Central Committee of the Iran House of Political Parties and Former Vice President of Iran - Mr. Mohammad Mahdi Tinaitehrani, Deputy Director of International Affairs - Ms. Fatemeh Ahmadi, Member of the Party - Mr. Alireza Ghafoori Fard, Special Assistant to Hon. Hassan Ghafouri Fard Iraq, Republic of (7) 29. Kurdistan Democratic Party - Hon. Hayman Ahmed Hma Salah, Member of Party Leadership Council, and Head of Foreign Relations Office of the Party - Mr. Abdulsalam Ibrahim Abdullah, Head of Asian Desk of Foreign Relations Office of the Party - Mrs. Nada Antar Khal Hamzah, Member of Federal Parliament, Member of Women Union of the Party 30. Kurdistan Islamic Union - Mr. Ghazi Saeed Sulaiman, Member of Party Leadership - Mr. Jamal Ahmed Mohammad Artoshi, Member of Party Leadership 31. Islamic Group of Kurdistan - Hon. Mr. Abdullah Rashid Mahmood, Member of Leadership Council - Mr. Saman Salih Kadir, Member of Leadership Council Japan (6) 32. The Democratic Party - Hon. Motohiro Ono, Member of the House of Councilors, Deputy Secretary General of the DP General Research Commission on Security, and Former Parliamentary Vice Minister of Defense 33. Japanese Communist Party - Hon. Kazuo Shii, Chairman of the Party, and Member of the House of Representatives - Hon. Yasuo Ogata, Vice Chairman of the Party, and Former Member of the House of Councilors - Hon. Kimitoshi Morihara, Member of the Standing Executive Committee - Mr. Minoru Tagawa, Coordinator
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