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Economic and Social Council Distr.: General 11 May 2021 United Nations E/CN.9/2021/INF/1 Economic and Social Council Distr.: General 11 May 2021 English/French/Spanish Commission on Population and Development Fifty-fourth session 19-23 April 2021 List of delegations Liste des délégations Lista de las delegaciones Chair Président Presidente: H.E. Mr. Yemdaogo Eric Tiare (Burkina Faso) Vice-Chairs Vice-Présidents Vicepresidentes: Mr. Nizar Kaddouh (Lebanon) Ms. Cristina Popescu (Romania) Ms. Mayra Lisseth Sorto Rosales (El Salvador) Vice-Chair-cum-Rapporteur: Ms. Damla Fidan (Turkey) 21-06289 (E) 180521 *2106289* E/CN.9/2021/INF/1 Members/Membres/Miembros Country Representative Alternates Advisers Pays Représentant Suppléants Conseillers País Representante Suplentes Consejeros Argentina H.E. Ms. María del Mr. Fabián Oddone Mr. Hugo Emmanuel Guerra Carmen Squeff Mr. Leandro Carlos Cosentino Mr. Mariano Fagalde Mr. Facundo Villar Mrs. Vanesa Carnero Mrs. Marilen Morales Mr. Mariano López Ferrucci Bangladesh H.E. Ms. Rabab Fatima Mr. Nirupam Dev Nath Mr. Fahmid Farhan Belarus H.E. Mr. Valentin Rybakov Mr. Artsiom Tozik Ms. Aleksandra Shmat Belgium H.E. Mr. Philippe Mr. Eric Willemaers Kridelka Brazil H.E. Mr. Ronaldo Costa Filho H.E. Mr. João Genésio de Almeida Filho Mr. Ricardo de Souza Monteiro Mr. Fabio Cunha Pinto Coelho Ms. Marcela Pignanelli Pereira Bulgaria H.E. Ms. Lachezara Stoeva H.E. Mr. Valeri Yotov Ms. Yuliana Angelova Ms. Nadezhda Radeva Mr. Nikolay Nikolov Burkina Faso H.E. Mr. Yemdaogo Eric H.E. Mr. Ouinibani Mr. Gustave BAMBARA Tiare Konate Mrs. Salamata Odette Niamba Congo Mr. Levi Yameogo Ms. Evelyn Aissa Djapoa Tiare Manly Cameroon Canada Ms. Mylene Paradis H.E. Mr. Richard Arbeiter Ms. Marie-Eve Castonguay Ms. Trina Loken Ms. Melana Roberts Ms. Mercedes Fogarassy China H.E. Xuejun Yu 2/16 21-06289 E/CN.9/2021/INF/1 Colombia H.E. Mr. Juan Camilo H.E. Mr. Andrés José Ms. Ximena Astrid Valdivieso Restrepo Gomez Rugeles Rivera H.E. Mr. Guillermo Roque Mrs. Faryde Carlier Mr. Cristian Alfonso Perea Fernandez De Soto Parra Valderrama Ms. Nathalia Sánchez García Côte d'Ivoire H.E. Mr. Kacou Houadja H.E. Mr. Gbolié Désiré Mr. Isaac Bile-Hamilton Léon Adom Wulfran Ipo Mr. Antonin Benjamin Bieke H.E. Mr. Ibrahima Toure Mrs. Ahua Marina Mr. Moustapha HININ KOUAKOU Mr. Guy Hervé PILLAH Mr. Gnou TANOH Mr. Oka Réné KOUAME Mr. Clah Guy TRAORE Mr. Serge ALLOU COUHOULE Mr. Ali DOSSO Mr. Simplice YOBOUET Mr. Koffi Evariste Yobouet Miss. Simone YAPI Mr. Tré Christian Omer TRE BI Mr. N'Dah ETIEN Cuba H.E. Mr. Pedro Luis Pedroso Cuesta H.E. Ms. Ana Silvia Rodríguez Abascal Mr. Juan Miguel González Peña Mr. Juan Carlos Fraga Ms. Aimee Cosculluela Ballester Ms. Ileidis Lazara Valiente Díaz Ms. Greisy Cordero Suarez Mr. Carlos Fidel Martín Rodríguez Mr. Pedro Pablo San Jorge Rodríguez Ms. Beatriz Crespín Oviedo Democratic Republic of the Congo Denmark H.E. Mr. Martin Bille H.E. Ms. Marie-Louise Ms. Christina Wagner Hermann Koch Wegter Ms. Sigrid Kromann Schioeler Mrs. Jane Werngreen Rosales Ms. Preethi Sundaram 21-06289 3/16 E/CN.9/2021/INF/1 El Salvador H.E. Mr. Carlos H.E. Mrs. Egriselda H.E. Mr. Carlos Efrain Segura Alvarenga Aracely López Aragon Ms. Mayra Lisseth Sorto Rosales Ms. Carla Esperanza Rivera Sánchez Ms. Jennifer Adelina Miranda Carranza Ms. Mayra Espinoza Ms. Ana Yanira Calderón Ms. Patricia Flores France Mr. Jacques VILLEMAIN Mr. Vincent Alain Jechoux Mr. Thierry Peyroux Germany H.E. Mr. Christoph Mr. Matthias Klingner Ms. Karin Goebel Heusgen Ms. Laura Habenberger H.E. Mr. Guenter Sautter Ms. Luisa Bergfeld Ms. Mareike Theisling Mr. David Meißner Ms. Katrin Erlingsen Ms. Petra Zerbst Ms. Andrea Scharlack Ms. Elke Loichinger Mr. Rouven Klein Haiti H.E. Mr. Antonio Rodrigue Mr. Willy Louis India H.E. Mr. Harsh Vardhan H.E. Mr. T. S. TIRUMURTI H.E. Mr. Nagaraj Naidu Kakanur Mr. Ashish Sharma Iran (Islamic Republic H.E. Ms. Zahra Ershadi of) Israel H.E. Mr. Gilad Menashe Ms. Anat Fisher-Tsin Ms. Moriah Mazal Seror Erdan Mr. Peter Andrew Silverberg H.E. Mrs. Noa Furman Jamaica H.E. Mr. E. Courtenay Ms. Deniese Ava-Lou Miss. Denese McFarlene Rattray Sealey Miss. Stacy-Ann Robinson Mr. Easton Williams Miss. Jenese Edmondson Ms. Christine Renee Bailey Japan H.E. Mr. Tetsuya Kimura Ms. Reiko HAYASHI Mr. Junya Nakano Mr. Yosuke Kita Lebanon H.E. Ms. Amal Mudallali Mr. Abdallah Ahmad Mr. Nizar Kaddouh Mrs. Lina Farhat Mrs. Fernande Bouhaidar Miss. Bahia Sleiman 4/16 21-06289 E/CN.9/2021/INF/1 Libya H.E. Mr. Taher M. T. Elsonni Mr. Yousef S. I. Salah Luxembourg H.E. Mr. Christian Braun Madagascar Mr. PILAZA Ms. Andriamiarisoa Vero TSAKORIEN Jaona Henintsoa Adolphe Mr. Ratsimandresy Mr. RAOBISON Michael Alfredo Jerry Dominique Alberteau Ms. Raharimboahangy Lalaina Josie Brigitte Malaysia H.E. Mr. Syed Mohamad Mr. Hairil Fadzly Md. Akir Hasrin Aidid Mr. Azril Bin Abd Aziz Mr. Abdul Shukur Bin Abdullah Mali Mauritania Mexico H.E. Mrs. Olga María del H.E. Mr. Juan Sandoval Ms. Gisele Fernández Ludlow Carmen Sánchez Cordero Mendiolea Ms. Rocío Pérez Mendoza Dávila Mr. Raúl Horacio de Jesús Ms. Dulce María Torres H.E. Mr. Juan Ramón de la Cantú Hernández Martínez Fuente Ramirez Ms. María de la Cruz Mr. Fernando De La Mora Ms. Gabriela Rodríguez Muradas Troitiño Salcedo Ramírez Ms. Nasheli Noriega Ms. Sylvia Paola Mendoza Izquierdo Elguea Mrs. María Alejandra Ms. Regina Portilla De Carballo Ortega Rosenzweig Ms. Nadine Gassman Miss. Katya Villareal Gómez Ms. Patricia Uribe Zúñiga Ms. María del Rosario Ms. Karla Berdichevsky Cárdenas Elizalde Feldman Ms. Esperanza Delgado Mrs. María Edith Herrera Bernáldez Reyes Mr. Alejandro Calvillo Unna Ms. Cecilia Elizondo Ms. Daptnhe Cuevas Mr. Víctor Suarez Mr. Rodrigo Moheno Cabrera Ms. Teresa Shamah Ms. Anabelle Bonvecchio Ms. Mariel Karina Zamora Nava Mr. Tonatiuh Barrientos Ms. Lizbeth Díaz Trejo Ms. Nohemi Colin Soto Ms. Cecilia Elizondo Ms. Ruth Dafne Ruiz Vargas Ms. Ana Lilia Jiménez Valdez Ms. Priscila Grace Escamilla Pérez Mr. Ruy López Ridaura Ms. Claudia Esther Balderas Espinoza Mr. José Alfredo Botello Montes Ms. Adriana Paulina 21-06289 5/16 E/CN.9/2021/INF/1 Teissier Zavala Mr. Jesús Gerardo Puentes Balderas Ms. Jesusa Rodríguez Ramírez Ms. Mónica Fernández Balboa Mr. Francisco Javier SALAZAR SÁENZ Nepal H.E. Mr. Amrit Bahadur Rai Mr. Ghanshyam Bhandari Mrs. Prathma Uprety Ms. Mudita Bajracharya Netherlands H.E. Ms. Yoka Brandt Ms. Sara Offermans Mr. Mark Reichwein H.E. Ms. Kitty van der Ms. Anouk Tamar Boas Heijden Ms. Robin Maria de Vogel Ms. Lisa de Pagter Ms. Rineke van Dam Ms. Evi van den Dungen (Rutgers) Romania H.E. Mr. Ion Jinga Ms. Rodica Carausu Ms. Elena Dobre Mrs. Cristina Maria Alina Popescu Russian Federation H.E. Mr. Vassily Nebenzia Mr. Dmitry Chumakov Mr. Oleg Sonin Mr. Evgeny Varganov Ms. Ekaterina Fomina Mr. Ivan Konstantinopolskiy Ms. Daria Chaadaeva Somalia Togo H.E. Mr. Kokou Kpayedo Mr. Essohanam Petchezi Ms. Abra Esenam Guinhouya Turkey H.E. Mr. Bekir Pakdemirli Mr. Serhad Varli Ms. Nuriye Senol H.E. Mr. Feridun Hadi Ms. Aylin Çağlayan Sinirlioğlu Özcan Mr. Ahmet Volkan Güngören Ms. Şule Özge İmamoğlu Ms. Damla Fidan Ms. Zeynep Özkan Ms. Serap Hızlı Ms. Şeniz Ilgaz Ms. Arzu Gökerkek Turkmenistan H.E. Mrs. Aksoltan Ataeva Mr. Rovshen Annaberdiyev Mr. Gurbandurdy Saparov Ukraine 6/16 21-06289 E/CN.9/2021/INF/1 United States of H.E. Mrs. Linda Thomas- H.E. Ms. Elisabeth Ms. Sohini Chatterjee America Greenfield Millard Mr. Daniel Fogarty Ms. Courtney Nemroff Ms. Sofija Korac Ms. Margaret Pollack Mr. Jason Mack Ms. Kim Ocheltree Ms. Margaret Paton Vanuatu Zambia H.E. Mr. Alexander Chiteme States Members of the United Nations represented by observers États Membres des Nations Unies représentés par des observateurs Estados Miembros de las Naciones Unidas representados por observadores Afghanistan H.E. Mrs. Adela Raz Mr. Nazir Ahmad Foshanji Albania Mr. Amar ouali Mr. Sofiane Mimouni Ms. Nadia djeraoune Mr. Ahmed Sahraoui Algeria Mr. Omar Ouali Armenia Mr. Davit Knyazyan Mr. Davit Grigoryan Ms. Sylvia Alexia Tirakian Australia H.E. Mr. Mitchell Fifield H.E. Ms. Fiona Webster Ms. Shilpa Kadambari Pullela Ms. Rosemary Emma O'Hehir Austria H.E. Mr. Alexander Marschik Mr. Jochen Hans-Joachim Almoslechner Ms. Claudia Kluger-Ribeiro Ms. Shari Wein Barbados Ms. Juliette Rosita Riley Ms. Kereeta Nicole Whyte Mrs. Melissa Natasha Straker-Taylor Bhutan H.E. Ms. Doma Tshering Mrs. Sonam C. Namgyel Bolivia (Plurinational State of) H.E. Mr. Diego Pary Rodríguez Mr. Ramiro Villarpando Mr. M Zambrana Torrelio Ms. Silvia Fernández Ms. Adhemar Esquivel Bosnia and Herzegovina H.E. Mr. Sven Alkalaj Ms. Amra Hadzovic Mr. Saša Milanović Botswana Ms. Mmadima Nyathi Ms. Daphney Keboneilwe Mr. Ishmael Tsholofelo Dabutha Ms. Patricia Malatsi Ms. Bantle Zachariah Ms. Ntotang Swapo Mr. Edgar Sisa Ms. Lorato Motsumi Burundi Mr. Evariste Ngendankengera Mr. Delphin Ndayemeye 21-06289 7/16 E/CN.9/2021/INF/1 States Members of the United Nations represented by observers États Membres des Nations Unies représentés par des observateurs Estados Miembros de las Naciones Unidas representados por observadores Cabo Verde H.E. Mr. Jose Luis Rocha Ms. Miryan Vieira Chile H.E. Mr. Milenko Esteban Skoknic Tapia Mr. René Alfonso Ruidíaz Pérez Ms. Ana Ruiz Tello Ms. Montserrat González Carrillo Congo H.E. Mr. Raymond Serge Balé Mr. Flamel Alain Mouanda Mr. Gaston Kimpolo Mr. Appolinaire Dingha Costa Rica H.E. Mr. Rodrigo A. Carazo H.E. Ms. Maritza Chan Valverde Mrs. Leticia María Zamora Zumbado Mr. Daniel Zavala Porras Croatia H.E. Mr. Ivan Šimonović Ms. Dijana Delaye Ms. Nina Borovac Bego Czech Republic H.E. Mrs. Marie Chatardová Mrs. Eva Anna Kafková Dominican Republic H.E. Mr. José Alfonso Blanco Conde H.E. Mr. Miguel Ceara Hatton Mr.
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