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List of Participants Sixth session of the Meeting of the Parties to the Water Convention 28-30 November 2012, Rome, Italy Governmental Delegations Afghanistan Mr. Azizullah OMAR Malik Asghar Square Kabul Deputy of Director General of Economic Cooperation Afghanistan Acting Director General of Regional Cooperation Ministry of Foreign Affairs Phone : +932 021 00374 Email : [email protected] Albania H.E. Mr. Arben DEMETI (HoD) Rruga Durresit, No 27 1001 Tirana Deputy Minister Albania Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Water Administration Ms. Vjola SALIAGA Rruga Durresit, No. 27 1001 Tirana Expert Albania Water Directorate Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Water Phone : +355 6958 31740 Administration Email : [email protected], [email protected] Algeria Mr. Mohamed MELLAH Via Bartolomeo Eustachio, 12 00131 Rome Minister Plenipotentiary Italy Embassy of Algeria Phone : +644 202 546 Fax : +6 44 292 744 Email : [email protected] Armenia Mr. Volodya NARIMANYAN 3rd Government building, Republic Square 0010 Yerevan Head Armenia Water Resources Management Agency Ministry of Nature Protection Phone : + 374 10 540 867 Mobile : +374 91 423539 Fax : +374 10 540 867 Email : [email protected] Austria Mr. Robert FENZ Marxergasse 2 1030 Vienna Graduate Engineer Austria Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, Environment and Water Management Phone : +43 171100 7169 Fax : +43 1 711 00 7179 Email : [email protected] Page 1 Mr. Christian SCHILLING Marxergasse 2 A-1030 Vienna Graduate Engineer Austria Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, Environment and Water Management Phone : +43 1 71100/7111 Fax : +43 1 71100/7179 Email : [email protected] Azerbaijan H.E. Mr. Firdovsi ALIYEV (HoD) B.Aghayev 100-A AZ-1073 Baku Deputy Minister Azerbaijan Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources Phone : +994 12 510 3029 Fax : +994 12 492 5907 Email : [email protected] Ms. Matanat AVAZOVA H. Aliyev av. 50 AZ 1073 Baku Deputy Head Azerbaijan National Environmental Monitoring Department Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources Phone : +994 125 663 391 Fax : +994 124 4151 Email : [email protected] Mr. Elnar SULTANOV R.Rza St. 33 AZ 1000 Baku Head of Department on Improving Water Resources Azerbaijan Management Ministry of Emergency Situations, State Agency for Water Phone : +994 20 614 0175 Resources Fax : +994 12 512 4802 Email : [email protected] Mr. Rafig VERDIYEV 44 J.Jabbarli Street AZ 1065 BAKU Deputy Director Azerbaijan National Committee on International Hydrological Programme Phone : +994 50 349 5884 Fax : +99 412 436 7570 Email : [email protected] Bangladesh H.E. Mr. Mohammed Hasan MAHMUD (HoD) Building 6, 13th floor, Bangladesh Secretariat, Abdul Goni Road 1000 Dhaka Minister Bangladesh Ministry of Environment and Forests Phone : +880 2954 0587 Fax : +880 271 601 66 Email : [email protected], [email protected] H.E. Mr. Ramesh Chandra SEN (HoD) 1000 Dhaka Minister Bangladesh Ministry of Water Resources Phone : +88 02 716 1201 Fax : +88 02 951 5998 Email : [email protected] Page 2 H.E. Mr. Mohammed Shahdat HOSSAIN Embassy of Bangladesh 00197 Rome Ambassador of Bangladesh Italy Phone : +39 06 808 3595 Fax : +39 06 808 4853 Email : [email protected] Mr. Syed Moinul HASAN Via Antonio Bertoloni 14 00197 Rome Counsellor Italy Embassy of Bangladesh Phone : +39 06 808 3595 Fax : +39 06 808 4853 Email : [email protected] Mr. Mir Sajjad HOSSAIN 49 Kawran Bazar 1215 Dhaka Member Bangladesh Joint Rivers Commission Phone : +88 02 818 9358 Fax : +8802 818 9357 Email : [email protected] Mr. Partha Sarathi SEN 1000 Dhaka APS to Minister Bangladesh Ministry of Water Resources Phone : +88 02 716 1201 Fax : +88 02 951 5998 Email : [email protected] Belarus H.E. Mr. Uladzimir TSALKA (HoD) Kollektornaya Str. 10 220048 Minsk Minister Belarus Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Phone : +375 17 200 43 28 Fax : +375 17 200 55 83 Email : [email protected] Web Site : http://www.minpriroda.by Mr. Sergei ZAVYALOV 10, Kollektornaya St. 220004 Minsk Head Belarus Air and Water Impact Management Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Phone : +375 17 200 60 48 Protection Fax : +375 17 200 7119 Email : [email protected] Mr. Vladimir KORNEEV 1/2 Slavinskogo str 220086 Minsk Chief of Department Belarus Research Institute for Complex Use of Water Resources Phone : +375 17 263 4833 Fax : +375 17 267 2734 Email : [email protected] Belgium H.E. Mr. Vincent MERTENS DE WILMARS Belgian Embassy, Via dei Monti Parioli 49 00197 Rome Ambassador Italy Ministry of Foreign Affairs Phone : +39 06 3609 5137 Fax : +39 06 322 6935 Email : [email protected] Page 3 Bosnia and Herzegovina Mr. Enes ALAGIC Hamdije Cemerlica 39 71000 Sarajevo Head of Water Management Sector Bosnia and Herzegovina Sava River Watershed Agency Phone : +387 33 726 433 Fax : +387 33 726 434 Email : [email protected] Bulgaria Ms. Vanya GRIGOROVA 136, Tzar Boris III Blv. 1618 Sofia Executive Director Bulgaria Executive Environment Agency Phone : + 359 2 940 6478 Fax : + 359 2 955 9015 Email : [email protected] Web Site : http://eea.government.bg/ Mr. Lubomir IVANOV 2 Alexander Zhendov Street 1040 Sofia Ambassador Bulgaria Permanent Representative of the Republic of Bulgaria to the FAO in Rome, Italy Phone : +359 2 971 4892 Ministry of Foreign Affairs Fax : +359 2 870 0489 Email : [email protected] Ms. Rumyana RANGELOVA-BRATOVANOVA 22 Princess Maria Luiza Blv. 1000 Sofia State Expert Bulgaria Water Use Department, Water Management Directorate Ministry of Environment and Water Phone : +359 2 940 6509 Fax : +359 2 980 9641 Email : [email protected] Web Site : www.moew.government.bg Colombia Ms. Claudia RODRIGUEZ Calle 37, No. 8-40 Bogota Advisor for International Affairs Colombia Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development Phone : +57 1 332 3400 ext. 2407 Email : [email protected] Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Mr. Ilunga Georges KAPONSOLA 2895 Boulevard du Palais de la Nation 243 Kinshasa Civil Servant Congo, The Democratic Republic of the National Focal Point for Energy and Environment Sector Phone : 243 81452 99 40 Email : [email protected] Côte d'Ivoire Mr. Tano SOMBO BPV 178 Abidjan Director of Ecology and Nature Protection Côte d'Ivoire Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development Phone : 00225 20 2253 66 Email : [email protected] Page 4 Croatia Ms. Mirjana MATANIĆ Via Luigi Bodio 76 00191 Rome Charge d'Affairs Italy Embassy of the Republic of Croatia Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs Phone : +39 334 6882 385 Fax : +39 06 36 3034 05 Email : [email protected] Ms. Marija PINTER Ulica grada Vukovara 220 10 000 Zagreb Head of the Department for International Cooperation Croatia Water Management Directorate Ministry of Agriculture Phone : +385 1 6307 360 Fax : +385 1 6151 821 Email : [email protected] Cyprus Ms. Eirini CONSTANTINOU 28th October St. 20-22 2414 Nicosia Environment Officer Cyprus Ministry of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Environment Phone : +357 722 408 930 Fax : +357 227 749 45 Email : [email protected] Czech Republic Mr. Jakub CURDA Tesnov 17 117 05 Prague Head of the Department of Water Policy Czech Republic Ministry of Agriculture Phone : +420 221 812 854 Email : [email protected] Ms. Doubravka NEDVEDOVA Vrsovicka 65 100 10 Prague 10 Senior Adviser Czech Republic Department of Water Protection Ministry of the Environment Phone : +420 26 712 2166 Fax : +420 26 712 6166 Email : [email protected] Web Site : www.mzp.cz Egypt H.E. Mrs. Amal SALAMA (HoD) Corniche Elnil, Maspero Cairo Deputy Assistant Minister Egypt Ministry of Foreign Affairs Phone : +202 2579 9276 Fax : +202 2579 8067 Email : [email protected] Page 5 Estonia Mr. Harry LIIV (HoD) Narva mnt 7a 15172 Tallinn Deputy Secretary General Estonia Ministry of the Environment Phone : +372 626 2850 Fax : +372 626 2801 Email : [email protected] Web Site : www.envir.ee Mr. Margus KORSJUKOV Narva mnt 7a 15172 Tallinn Senior Officer Estonia Ministry of the Environment Phone : +372 626 2853 Fax : +372 626 2801 Email : [email protected] Finland Ms. Hannele NYROOS (HoD) P.O. Box 35 00023 Government Helsinki Environment Counsellor Finland Ministry of the Environment Phone : +358 50 572 6358 Email : [email protected] Mr. Antti Tuomas BELINSKIJ P.O. Box 30 FI-00023 Government Helsinki Senior Legal Advisor Finland Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry Phone : +358 40 779 3285 Fax : +358 91 605 2417 Email : [email protected] Ms. Lea KAUPPI P.O. Box 140 00251 Helsinki Director General Finland The Finnish Environment Institute Phone : +358 40 740 1668 Fax : +358 9 5490 2789 Email : [email protected] Web Site : www.ymparisto.fi Mr. Seppo REKOLAINEN P.O. Box 140 00251 Helsinki Director Finland The Finnish Environment Institute Phone : + 358 40 580 65 38 Fax : +358 9 54902390 Email : [email protected] France Mr. Sujiro SEAM (HoD) 27 rue de la Convention, CS91533 75732 Paris Cedex 15 Deputy Director for Global Public Goods France Ministry of Foreign Affairs Phone : +33 143 177 362 Email : [email protected], [email protected] Page 6 Mr. Fabien DUPUIS 27 rue de la Convention CS 9153 Paris Cedex 15 Water Expert France Ministry of Foreign Affairs Phone : +33 1 4317 6291 Fax : +33 1 4317 7394 Email : [email protected] Georgia Ms. Mariam MAKAROVA 6 Gulua St. 0114 Tbilisi Head Georgia Water Resources Management Division Ministry of the Environment Protection Phone : +995 595 11 97 04 Email : [email protected], [email protected] Germany Ms. Heide JEKEL (HoD) Robert-Schuman-Platz 3 53175 Bonn Head of Division WA I 4 Germany Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety Phone : +49 228 99 305 2521 Fax : +49 228 305 2397 Email : [email protected] Mr.
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