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Membres Du Conseil D'administration De L'unicef De 1946 À 2021 Membres du Conseil d’administration de l’UNICEF de 1946 à 2021 La coordination des travaux du Conseil d’administration de l’UNICEF est assurée depuis 1994 par le Bureau, qui comprend le président et quatre vice-présidents, représentant les cinq groupes régionaux. De 1946 à 1993, les membres du Conseil d’administration formaient un Conseil de direction, qui comprenait le Directeur et quatre directeurs adjoints.1 BUREAU (DEPUIS 1994) 2021 Président S. E. M. Rytis Paulauskas2 Lituanie Vice-présidents S. E. M. Omar Hilale Maroc S. E. M. Craig J. Hawke Nouvelle-Zélande S. E. M. Rodrigo A. Carazo Costa Rica S. E. Mme Hyonjoo Oh République de Corée 2020 Présidente S.E. Mme Rabab Fatima Bangladesh Vice-présidents S. E. M. Omar Hilale Maroc S. E. Mme Audra Plepytė Lituanie S. E. M. João Genésio de Almeida Filho Brésil M. Dominique Michel Favre / Mme Christine Monique Schneeberger3 Suisse 2019 Président S. E. M. Omar Hilale4 Maroc Vice-présidents S.E. M. Masud Bin Momen Bangladesh S. E. Mme Marie Chatardová Tchéquie M. Omar Castañeda Solares5 Guatemala S.E. Mme. Louise Blais Canada 2018 Président S. E. M. Tore Hattrem Norvège Vice-présidents S. E. M. Rubén Armando Escalante Hasbún El Salvador S. E. M. Tekada Alemu / S. E. M. Taye Atske Sellassie Amde6 Éthiopie S. E. M. Durga Prasad Bhattarai / M. Nirmal Raj Kafle7 Népal S. E. M. Miloš Vukašinović / Mme Šejla Đurbuzović8 Bosnie-Herzégovine 2017 Président S. E. M. Walton Alfonso Webson Antigua-et-Barbuda Vice-présidents S. E. M. Abdallah Y. Al-Mouallimi Arabie saoudite S. E. M. Yemdaogo Eric Tiare Burkina Faso S. E. Mme May-Elin Stener Norvège Mme Irina Velichko Bélarus 1 De 1961 à 1993, le Conseil de direction comprenait également le Président et le Vice-président du Comité de la programmation et le Président et le Vice-président du Comité de l'administration et des finances. Ces deux comités ont été abolis à la suite de l’application de la résolution 48/162 de l’Assemblée générale en date du 20 décembre 1993, qui a recomposé les conseils d’administration des fonds et programmes des Nations Unies. 2 S. E. M. Rytis Paulauskas (Lituanie) a succédé à S. E. Mme Audra Plepytė (Lituanie) le 18 mai 2021. 3 Mme Christine Monique Schneeberger (Suisse) a succédé à M. Dominique Michel Favre (Suisse) le 2 novembre 2020. 4 S. E. M. Omar Hilale (Maroc) a succédé à S. E. M. Omer Dahab Fadl Mohamed (Soudan) le 9 avril 2019. 5 M. Omar Castañeda Solares (Guatemala) a succédé à S. E. M. Jorge Skinner-Klée Arenales (Guatemala) le 21 août 2019. 6 S. E. M. Taye Atske Sellassie Made (Éthiopie) a succédé à S. E. M. Tekada Alemu (Éthiopie) le 12 septembre 2018. 7 M. Nirmal Raj Kafle (Népal) a succédé à S. E. M. Durga Prasad Bhattarai (Népal) le 20 août 2018. 8 Mme. Šejla Đurbuzović (Bosnie-Herzégovine) a succédé à S. E. M. Miloš Vukašinović (Bosnie-Herzégovine) le 12 septembre 2018. 2016 Président S. E. M. Sven Jürgenson Estonie Vice-présidents S. E. M. Durga Prasad Bhattarai Népal S. E. M. Walton Alfonso Webson Antigua-et-Barbuda S. E. M. Elmahdi S. Elmajerbi9 Libye S. E. M. Hiroshi Minami Japon 2015 Présidente S.E. Mme Maleeha Lodhi10 Pakistan Vice-présidents S.E. Mme Mwaba Patricia Kasese-Bota Zambie S.E. Mme Laura Elena Flores Herrera Panama S.E. M. Heiko Thoms Allemagne Mme Kristel Lõuk Estonie 2014 Président S.E. M. Macharia Kamau Kenya Vice-présidents S.E. M. Stephan Tafrov Bulgarie S.E. M. Ib Petersen Danemark S.E. M. Denis Régis Haïti S.E. M. Masood Khan11 Pakistan 2013 Président S.E. M. Jarmo Viinanen Finlande Vice-présidents S.E. M. Ferit Hoxha Albanie S.E. M. George Wilfred Talbot Guyana S.E. M. Mohammad Khazaee Iran (République islamique d') S.E. M. Macharia Kamau Kenya 2012 Président S.E. M. John W. Ashe Antigua-et-Barbuda Vice-présidents S.E. Mme Byrganym Aitimova Kazakhstan S.E. M. Macharia Kamau Kenya S.E. Mme Nina Nordström Finlande S.E. Mme Karin Kaup Estonie 2011 Présidente S.E. Mme Sanja Štiglic Slovénie Vice-présidents S.E. M. Daffa-Alla Elhag Ali Osman Soudan Mme Gillian Joseph Antigua-et-Barbuda Mme Grata Werdaningtyas Indonésie M. Peter van der Vliet Pays-Bas 2010 Président S.E. Dr. Abulkalam Abdul Momen Bangladesh Vice-présidents S.E. Mme Sanja Štiglic Slovénie S.E. M. Boniface G. Chidyausiku / S.E. M. Chitsaka Chipaziwa12 Zimbabwe M. Pål Klouman Bekken Norvège M. Gustavo Álvarez / Mme Lilián Silveira13 Uruguay 2009 Président S.E. M. Oumar Daou Mali Vice-présidents S.E. Mme Ismat Jahan / S.E. Dr. Abulkalam Abdul Momen14 Bangladesh S.E. M. Léo Mérorès Haïti S.E. Mme Simona Miculescu Roumanie M. Takeshi Osuga Japon 9 S. E. M. Elmahdi S. Elmajerbi (Libye) a succédé à S.E. M. Ibrahim O. A. Dabbashi (Libye) le 22 août 2016. 10 S.E. Mme Maleeha Lodhi (Pakistan) a succédé à M. Masood Khan (Pakistan) le 10 mars 2015. 11 S. E. M. Masood Khan (Pakistan) a succédé à M. Ahmad Naseem Warraich (Pakistan) le 1er février 2014. 12 S.E. M. Chitsaka Chipaziwa (Zimbabwe) a succédé à S.E. M. Boniface G. Chidyausiku (Zimbabwe) le 1er août 2010. 13 Mme Lilián Silveira (Uruguay) a succédé à M. Gustavo Álvarez (Uruguay) le 1er mars 2010. 14 S.E. Dr. Abulkalam Abdul Momen (Bangladesh) a succédé à H.E. Mme Ismat Jahan (Bangladesh) le 1er septembre 2009. 2 2008 Président S.E. M. Andres Lidén Suède Vice-présidents S.E. M. Jorge Skinner-Klée / S.E. M. Gert Rosenthal15 Guatemala S.E. M. Hamidon Ali Malaisie Mme Ami Diallo / S.E. M. Oumar Daou16 Mali S.E. M. Mihnea Ioan Motoc / S.E. Mme Simona Miculescu17 Roumanie 2007 Président S.E. M. Javier Loayza Barea Bolivie Vice-présidents S.E. M. Robert Hill Australie S.E. M. Michel Kafando Burkina Faso S.E. M. Kyaw Tint Swe Myanmar S.E. M. Pavle Jevremovic Serbie 2006 Président S.E. M. Andrei Dapkiunas Bélarus Vice-présidents S.E. M. Iftekhar A. Chowdhury Bangladesh S.E. M. Araníbar Quiroga / S.E. M. Javier Loayza Barea18 Bolivie S.E. M. Roble Olhaye Djibouti M. Dirk-Jan Nieuwenhuis Pays-Bas 2005 Président S.E. M. Mehdi Danesh-Yazdi Iran (République islamique d’) Vice-présidents S.E. M. Paul Badji Sénégal M. Uladzimir A. Gerus Bélarus Mme Unni Rambøll Norvège Mme Romy Tincopa Pérou 2004 Président S.E. M. Lebohang K. Moleko Lesotho Vice-présidents S.E. M. Vsevolod Grigore République de Moldova S.E. M. Eduardo J. Sevilla Somoza Nicaragua Mme Diana Rivington Canada M. Mehdi Mirafzal Iran (République islamique d’) 2003 Président S.E. M. Jenö Staehelin Suisse Vice-présidents S.E. M. Luis Gallegos Chiriboga Équateur S.E. M. Lebohang K. Moleko Lesotho S.E. M. Roman Kirn Slovénie M. Salman Al-Farisi Indonésie 2002 Président S.E. M. Andrés Franco Colombie Vice-présidents S.E. M. Crispin Grey-Johnson Gambie S.E. M. Murari Raj Sharma Népal M. Marius Ion Dragolea Roumanie M. Olivier Chave Suisse 2001 Président S.E. M. Movses Abelian Arménie Vice-présidents S.E. M. Andrés Franco Colombie S.E. M. Alounkèo Kittikhoun République démocratique Mme Jacqueline de Lacy populaire lao Australie M. Paul Goa Zoumanigui Guinée 2000 Président S.E. M. Anwarul Karim Chowdhury Bangladesh Vice-présidents S.E. M. Alberto Salamanca Bolivie S.E. M. Mubarak Hussein Rahmtalla Soudan 15 S.E. M. Gert Rosenthal (Guatemala) a succédé à S.E. M. Jorge Skinner-Klée (Guatemala) le 1er avril 2008. 16 S.E. M. Oumar Daou (Mali) a succédé à Mme Ami Diallo (Mali) le 3 juin 2008. 17 S.E. Mme Simona Miculescu (Roumanie) a succédé à S.E. M. Mihnea Ioan Motoc (Roumanie) le 2 mai 2008. 18 S.E. M. Javier Loayza Barea (Bolivie) a succédé à S.E. M. Araníbar Quiroga (Bolivie) le 31 janvier 2006. 3 Mme Lala Ibrahimova Azerbaïdjan M. Luc Shillings Pays-Bas 1999 Président S.E. Dr. Ibrahim A. Gambari Nigéria Vice-présidents S.E. Mme Akmaral Kh. Arystanbekova Kazakhstan S.E. Dr. John William Ashe Antigua-et-Barbuda M. Fikret Mamedali Pashayev Azerbaïdjan M. Carl Christian Hasselbalch Danemark 1998 Président S.E. M. Michael John Powles Nouvelle-Zélande Vice-présidents S.E. Mme Akmaral Kh. Arystanbekova Kazakhstan S.E. Dr. John William Ashe Antigua-et-Barbuda M. Fikret Mamedali Pashayev Azerbaïdjan M. Sam Otuyelu Nigéria 1997 Présidente Dr. Mercedes Pulido de Briceño Venezuela Vice-présidents S.E. M. Ngo Quang Xuan Viet Nam M. Fikret Mamedati Pashayev Azerbaïdjan Mme Hazel de Wet Namibie M. Dino Beti Suisse 1996 Président S.E. M. Ion Gorita Roumanie Vice-présidents M. Ian Top Christensen / M. Dino Beti19 Danemark / Suisse M. John Evonlah Aggrey Ghana Mme Mitra Vasisht / Dr. Hicham Hamdan20 Inde / Liban Mme Lyda Aponte de Zacklin Venezuela 1995 Président S.E. M. Khalil Makkawi Liban Vice-présidents Mme Awa Ouedraogo Burkina Faso M. Petru Dumitriu Roumanie Mme Irma E. Klein-Loemban Tobing Suriname M. Lennarth Hjelmaker Suède 199421 Présidente S.E. Mme Anna Semamba Makinda République-Unie de Tanzanie Vice-présidents S.E. Dr. Khalil Makkawi Liban M. Alexei A. Mojoukhov Bélarus M. Ronaldo Costa Filho Brésil M. Peter Post Pays-Bas CONSEIL DE DIRECTION (1946 – 1993) 1993–199422 Directrice S.E. Mme Anna Semamba Makinda République-Unie de Tanzanie Directeurs adjoints S.E. M. Wilhelm Breitenstein Finlande 19 M. Dino Beti (Suisse) a succédé à M. Ian Top Christensen (Danemark) le 1er juillet 1996. 20 M. Hicham Hamdan (Liban) a succédé à Mme Mitra Vasisht (Inde) en juin 1996.
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