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List of the Participants of the First Annual Conference and General Meeting of the IAACA October 22nd - 26th, 2006 The First Annual Conference and General Meeting of the IAACA 国际反贪局联合会第一届年会 暨 会 员 大 会 代 表 名 单 List of the Participants of the First Annual Conference and General Meeting of the IAACA Afghanistan 阿 富 汗 Algeria 阿 尔 及 利 亚 Mr. Najim Animashaun Mr. Tayeb Belaiz Chief Technical Advisor to Attorney General’s Minister of Justice Office Algeria United Nations Development Programme Tel: 0021321 922443 Afghanistan Fax: 0021321 922443 UNDP Afghanistan County Office 泰 雅 ·柏 拉 茨 先 生 Shah Mahmud Ghazi Watt Street 阿 尔 及 利 亚 司 法 部 部 长 Kabul, Afghanistan Mobile:0093 70 652154 Email: [email protected] Mr. Ahmed Halimi 纳 吉 姆 ·阿 尼 玛 深 先 生 Advisor 阿 富 汗 总 检 察 院 总 顾 问 Minister of Justice 联合国开发计划署驻阿富汗代表 Algeria Tel: 0021321 922443 Fax: 0021321 922443 Mr. Asmatey Email:[email protected] Acting president 阿 哈 迈 德 ·哈 里 米 先 生 General Independent Administration of Anti 阿 尔 及 利 亚 司 法 部 顾 问 corruption and Bribery. Kabul Afghanistan Popal Mr. Samir Bourhil E-amail: [email protected] Advisor 阿 斯 玛 堤 先 生 Minister of Justice 阿富汗国家反贪总局局长 Algeria 1 October 22nd - 26th, 2006 The First Annual Conference and General Meeting of the IAACA Tel: 0021321 922443 Algeria Fax: 0021321 922443 Tel: 0021321 483589 Email:[email protected] Fax: 00213 61575066 塞 马 尔 ·伯 希 尔 先 生 巴 克 ·阿 希 亚 女 士 阿 尔 及 利 亚 司 法 部 顾 问 阿 尔 及 利 亚 司 法 部 法 官 Mr. Nacereddine Marouk Mr. Abdelli Mohamed Advisor Magistrate Minister of Justice Minister of Justice Algeria Algeria Tel: 0021321 922443 Tel: 0021321 362959 Fax: 0021321 922443 Fax: 0021321 362928 Email: [email protected] Mobile: 00213 61594956 纳 希 拉 丁 ·玛 鲁 克 先 生 阿 卜 杜 里 ·穆 哈 穆 德 先 生 阿 尔 及 利 亚 司 法 部 顾 问 阿 尔 及 利 亚 司 法 部 法 官 Mr. Abdellaoui Tahar Ms. Hadjer Chekiri Director Judge International Judicial Cooperattion Minister of Justice Department Algenia Minister of Justice Tel: 0021321 3924443 Algeria 哈 吉 尔 ·杰 克 里 女 士 Tel: 0000213 21922151 阿 尔 及 利 亚 司 法 部 法 官 Fax: 0000213 21924035 Mobile:00213 61555596 Email: [email protected] Ms. Sonia Bisker 阿 卜 杜 拉 ·塔 赫 先 生 Judge 阿尔及利亚司法部国际司法合作局局长 Minister of Justice Algeria Tel: 0021321 925511 Mr. Ahmed Hamed Abdelouahab Fax:0021321 921703 Consellor of Cabinet Mobile:00213 72972167 Minister of Justice Email:[email protected] Algeria 索 尼 亚 ·贝 斯 克 女 士 Tel: 0021321 922443 阿 尔 及 利 亚 司 法 部 法 官 Fax: 0021321 922443 Email: [email protected] 阿 哈 迈 德 ·哈 米 德 ·阿 卜 杜 拉 赫 先 生 Mr. Oualitsene M’hamed 阿尔及利亚司法部内阁顾问 Director de L’agence Judiciaire du Tresor Ministere des Finances Cite Malki Ben Aknoun Alger Ms. Bark Assia Algeria Magistrate Tel: 00213 21595193 Minister of Justice Fax: 00213 21595188 2 October 22nd - 26th, 2006 The First Annual Conference and General Meeting of the IAACA Mobile: 00213 61562095 Tel: 6532 1231 / 6532 1496 E-mail: [email protected] 阿尔及利亚驻华大使馆外交秘书 瓦 里 泽 尔 ·玛 迈 德 先 生 阿 迈 德 ·纳 库 夫 先 生 阿尔及利亚财政部司法财政司司长 Armenia 亚 美 尼 亚 Mr. Abdelmadjid Amghar President Cellole de Traitement de Renseigmement Ministere De Finances Mr. Aghvan Hovsepyan Algeria General Prosecutor Tel: 0021321 595299 General Prosecutor’s Office Fax:0021321 595196 The Republic of Armenia Mobile:00213 61501988 Tel:00374 10 511500 Email:[email protected] Fax:00374 10 511500 阿 卜 杜 拉 马 基 德 阿 马 哈 先 生 · · 奥 弗 谢 皮 扬 ·阿 格 万 ·加 尔 尼 科 维 奇 先 生 阿尔及利亚财政部信息中心主任 亚 美 尼 亚 总 检 察 长 Mrs. Bahia Amghar Mr. Gevorg Danielyan 巴 希 尔 阿 马 哈 女 士 · Deputy General Prosecutor 阿尔及利亚财政部信息中心主任夫人 General Prosecutor’s Office The Republic of Armenia Tel:00374 10 511505 Mr. Djamel-Eddine GRINE Fax:00374 10 584422 Ambassador Mobile:00374 1201000 Embassy of the Algeria in China Email: [email protected] 1, Sanlitun Lu 达 尼 耶 良 ·各 沃 尔 克 ·巴 拉 波 科 维 奇 先 生 Tel: 6532 1231 / 6532 1496 亚 美 尼 亚 副 总 检 察 长 阿 尔 及 利 亚 驻 华 大 使 贾 迈 勒 ·艾 丁 ·格 林 先 生 Mr. Mihran Minasyan Head Mr. Noureddine GAOUAOU Anti Corruption Department Minister Counsellor General Prosecutor’s Office Embassy of the Algeria in China The Republic of Armenia 1, Sanlitun Lu Tel:00374 10 511505 Tel: 6532 1231 / 6532 1496 Fax:00374 10 584422 阿尔及利亚驻华大使馆公使衔参赞 Mobile:00374 9141432 加 瓦 乌 ·努 尔 丁 先 生 Email: [email protected] 米 纳 夏 ·米 格 朗 ·瓦 尔 德 各 佐 维 奇 先 生 亚美尼亚总检察院反贪总局局长 Mr. Ahmed NEKROUF Diplomatic Secretary Embassy of the Algeria in China 1, Sanlitun Lu 3 October 22nd - 26th, 2006 The First Annual Conference and General Meeting of the IAACA Angola 安 哥 拉 Argentina 阿 根 廷 Mr. Augusto da Costa Carneiro Mr. Abel Fleitas Ortiz de Rozas Procuradoria Geral da Republica de Angola Head of the Anticorruption Office Tel: 00244-222-337065/392472 Ministry of Justice Fax: 00244-222-332030 The Republic of Argentina Mobile:00244-923506920/924429521 Tucumán 394. E-mail: [email protected] Buenos Aires (1049) 奥 古 斯 都 ·科 斯 塔 ·卡 内 罗 先 生 Argentina 安 哥 拉 总 检 察 长 Tel:工 005411-5167-6426 Fax: 005411- 5167 6400 extension 6441 E-mail: [email protected] Mr.Joao Maria Moreira de Sousa 艾 贝 尔 ·弗 雷 塔 斯 ·奥 提 斯 先 生 Vice Procurador-Geral de Procurador Militar 阿 根 廷 国 家 反 贪 局 局 长 da Republica de Angola Procuradoria Geral Militar da Republica de Angola Mrs. Silvina Nora Fazio Tel: 00244-222-337065/392472 President's Counsellor of the General Audit Fax: 00244-222-394198 Office in and for the City of Buenos Aires Mobile:00244-912501690 希 尔 维 娜 ·诺 让 ·法 兹 奥 女 士 E-mail: Joaomariadesousa @hotmaili.com 阿根廷国家反贪局局长夫人 荷 安 ·玛 利 亚 ·莫 内 那 ·索 萨 先 生 安哥拉副总检察长兼军事总检察长 Mr. Eduardo Daniel Prina Deputy Head of the Comptroller Authority Mr. Pedro Mendes de Carvalho of the Federal Government Procurador Provincial da Republic Adjunto Síndico General Adjunto Procuradoria Provincial de Wanbo Sindicatura General De La Nación Tel: 00244-222-337065/392472 Av. Corrientes 381 Piso 3 –(1037) Fax: 00244-222-332030 Buenos Aires 佩 ·卡 瓦 略 先 生 Argentina 安哥拉万博省检察长助理 Tel:005411 4317 2708 Fax:005411 4317 2720 Mobile:005411 156092 4758 Mr. Jeremias Ferreira da Silva Email: [email protected] Oficial da Justica 埃 德 瓦 多 ·普 林 纳 先 生 Procuradoria Geral da Republica de Angola 阿根廷联邦审计署副署长 Tel: 00244-222-337065/392472 Fax: 00244-222-332030 安哥拉总检察院司法官员 Mr. Matias Barroe Tavena 热 ·达 席 尔 瓦 先 生 President General Audition Office of the City of Buenos 4 October 22nd - 26th, 2006 The First Annual Conference and General Meeting of the IAACA Airos 德 ·拉 则 瑞 ·艾 卓 多 先 生 Av. Corrieetes 640 6# Buenos Aires 阿根廷布宜诺斯艾利斯最高法院法官 Tel: 0034 114 3213706 Fax: 0034 114 3213706 Mobile: 0034 1544001340 Mr.López Alfonsin, Marcelo Email:[email protected] Avda. R. S. Peña 1160 piso 6º Capital Federal 马 蒂 斯 ·巴 洛 ·特 瓦 那 先 生 骆 佩 兹 ·阿 尔 方 信 ·马 塞 罗 先 生 阿根廷布宜诺斯艾利斯市审计局局长 阿根廷布宜诺斯艾利斯大学教授,高级律师 Mr. Sebastian Sal Mr. Negri, Carlos Partner Chairman of the Law Department of the Diaz Funes, Sal&Morchio Business School Av. Corrientes 848 7th floor apt. 711 Buenos University of Buenos Aires Aires, Argentina 尼 格 里 ·卡 罗 斯 先 生 Tel: 5411-4326-9449 布宜诺斯艾利斯大学商学院法律系主任,高级律师 Fax: 5411-4326-9449 extension 104 Mobile: 54911 154-416-0601 E-mail: [email protected] Mr. Lepiscopo, Leonardo 塞 巴 斯 蒂 安 ·索 尔 先 生 拉 皮 斯 科 波 ·里 奥 纳 多 先 生 布宜诺斯艾利斯大学法学教授 阿根廷拉普拉塔市律师协会律师 Mrs. Raquel Brestovitzky Mr. Spota, Alberto 拉 科 尔 ·布 勒 斯 托 维 斯 基 女 士 Montevideo 665, 6º Capital Federal 塞 巴 斯 蒂 安 ·索 尔 夫 人 斯 波 塔 ·阿 尔 贝 特 先 生 阿根廷布宜诺斯艾利斯大学教授,高级律师 Mrs. Cermesoni, Jorgelina 赛 美 索 尼 ·乔 治 丽 娜 女 士 Mr. Maqueda, Juan Carlos 阿根廷拉普拉塔市律师协会资深律师 Minister of the Supreme Court of Argentina Talchauano 550, 4º of. 4042. CF 马 克 达 ·胡 安 ·卡 罗 斯 先 生 Mr. Cermesoni, Jorge 阿 根 廷 最 高 法 院 法 官 赛 美 索 尼 ·乔 治 先 生 阿根廷拉普拉塔市律师协会资深律师 Mr. Lorenzetti, Ricardo Olga Conssenttini 1190, 5º Dpto. 505.CF Mr. Dalla Vía Alberto, Alberto Former Ministry of Justice of Argentina 25 de Mayo, 245, 1º Capital Federal 罗 伦 则 提 ·芮 卡 多 先 生 达 拉 ·万 ·阿 尔 贝 特 先 生 阿 根 廷 最 高 法 院 法 官 阿根廷布宜诺斯艾利斯大学教授,高级律师 Mr. Dedeu, Diego Mr. de Lazzari, Eduardo 德 笛 ·迪 亚 哥 先 生 Calle 58, Nro. 712. La Plata 阿根廷拉普拉塔市律师协会高级律师 5 October 22nd - 26th, 2006 The First Annual Conference and General Meeting of the IAACA Mr. Grippo, Gustavo Mr. Michael Cashman Juncal 867, 3º Capital Federa Director Legal Services 格 瑞 波 ·古 斯 塔 夫 先 生 Corruption and Crime Commission of West 阿 根 廷 外 交 官 Australia 186 St George’s Terrace Perth, West Australia 6000 Mr.
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