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EB118 Final List of Participants ORGANISATION MONDIALE DE LA SANTE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION CONSEIL EXECUTIF EB118/DIV/1 Rev.1 EXECUTIVE BOARD 118ème session 31 mai 2006 118th Session 31 May 2006 Liste des membres et autres participants List of members and other participants MEMBRES, SUPPLEANTS ET CONSEILLERS MEMBERS, ALTERNATES AND ADVISERS BOLIVIE BOLIVIA Dr. F. Antezana Araníbar (Président - Chairman) Asesor Principal Ministerio de Salud Y Deportes La Paz Suppléant(s) - Alternate(s) Sr. G. Poggi Borda Encargado de Negocios a.i. Misión Permanente Ginebra Sra. A.C. Lahore Calderón Segunda Secretaria Misión Permanente Ginebra EB118/DIV/1 Rev.1 AFGHANISTAN AFGHANISTAN Dr F. Kakar Deputy Minister of Public Health Ministry of Public Health Kabul Suppléant(s) - Alternate(s) Dr A. Omer Ambassadeur, Représentant permanent Genève M. D. Hachemi Deuxième Secrétaire Mission permanente Genève 2 EB118/DIV/1 Rev.1 AUSTRALIE AUSTRALIA Ms J. Halton Secretary Department of Health and Ageing Canberra Suppléant(s) - Alternate(s) Ms C. Millar Ambassador, Permanent Representative Geneva Ms C. Patterson Minister Counsellor (Health) Permanent Mission Geneva Ms J. Hefford Assistant Secretary International Strategies Branch Department of Health and Ageing Canberra Mr M. Sawers First Secretary Permanent Mission Geneva Conseiller(s) - Adviser(s) Mr G. Adlide Counsellor (AusAid) Permanent Mission Geneva Ms I. Wettenhall Manager International Health Programme Health Task Force (AusAid) Department of Health and Ageing Canberra Mr M. Palu Counsellor Australian Consulate (AusAid) Ho Chi Minh City Ms L. Oates-Mercier Programme Officer (AusAid) Permanent Mission Geneva Ms C. Holliday Permanent Mission Geneva 3 EB118/DIV/1 Rev.1 AZERBAIDJAN AZERBAIJAN Mr O. Shiraliyev (Vice-Président - Vice-Chairman) Minister of Health Baku Suppléant(s) - Alternate(s) Mr E. Amirbayov Ambassador, Permanent Representative Geneva Mr S. Abdullayev Head Department for International Affairs Ministry of Health Mr R. Novruzov Attaché Permanent Mission Geneva BAHREIN BAHRAIN Dr S.A. Khalfan (Suppléant du Dr N.A. Haffadh) Director of Public Health (Alternate to Dr N.A. Haffadh) Ministry of Health Manama BHOUTAN BHUTAN Dr J. Singay Minister of Health Thimphu Suppléant(s) - Alternate(s) Dr D. Wangchuk Director-General Department of Medical Services Ministry of Health Thimphu 4 EB118/DIV/1 Rev.1 BRESIL BRAZIL Mr J. Gomes Temporão (Suppléant du Dr P. M. Buss) Director-General (Alternate to Dr P. M. Buss) National Institute of Cancer Brasilia Suppléant(s) - Alternate(s) Mr S. Alcázar Counsellor Head, Department of International Affairs Ministry of Health Brasilia Mr P.M. de Castro Saldanha Second Secretary Permanent Mission Geneva CHINE CHINA Dr Ren Minghui Deputy Director-General Department of International Cooperation Ministry of Health Beijing Suppléant(s) - Alternate(s) Mr Fu Cong Counsellor Permanent Mission Geneva Mr Yang Xiaokun First Secretary Permanent Mission Geneva Dr Ding Baoguo Deputy Division Director Department of International Cooperation Ministry of Health Beijing Mr Zhang Ze Third Secretary Permanent Mission Geneva 5 EB118/DIV/1 Rev.1 DANEMARK DENMARK Dr J.K. Gotrik Chief Medical Officer National Board of Health Copenhagen Suppléant(s) - Alternate(s) Ms M. Kristensen Senior Adviser National Board of Health Copenhagen Mrs M.L. Overvad Ambassador, Permanent Representative Geneva Ms M. Hessel Counsellor Permanent Mission Geneva Mr S.J. Jorgensen Senior Consultant National Board of Health Copenhagen Mr M.T. Korslund Assistant Attaché Permanent Mission Geneva DJIBOUTI DJIBOUTI M. A.A. Miguil Ministre de la Santé Djibouti Suppléant(s) - Alternate(s) M. A.M. Aboubaker Directeur de l'Etude et de la Planification Ministère de la Santé Djibouti EL SALVADOR EL SALVADOR Sr. R. Recinos Trejo (Suppléant du dr J.G. Maza Brizuela) Ministro Consejero (Alternate to Dr J.G. Maza Brizuela) Misión Permanente Ginebra Suppléant(s) - Alternate(s) Sr. B.F. Larios Embajador, Representante Permanente Ginebra 6 EB118/DIV/1 Rev.1 ETATS-UNIS D'AMERIQUE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Dr J. Agwunobi Assistant Secretary for Health Department of Health and Human Services Washington, DC Suppléant(s) - Alternate(s) Miss L.L. Cassel Chargé d'affaires a.i. Permanent Mission Geneva Dr W.R. Steiger Special Assistant to the Secretary for International Health Department of Health and Human Services Washington, DC Mr M. Abdoo International Health Officer Department of Health and Human Services Washington, DC Ms A. Blackwood Director for Health Programmes Bureau of International Organization Affairs Department of State Washington, DC Ms M.L. Valdez Deputy Director for Policy Department of Health and Human Services Washington, DC Ms D. Gibb Senior Technical Adviser Bureau of Global Health Agency for International Development Washington, DC Mr D. Hohman Health Attaché Permanent Mission Geneva 7 EB118/DIV/1 Rev.1 IRAQ IRAQ Dr A.H.I. Al-Shammari Minister of Health Baghdad Suppléant(s) - Alternate(s) Mr B. Al-Shibib Ambassador, Permanent Representative Geneva Miss M.A. Yass First Secretary Permanent Mission Geneva Dr E. Atta Aziz Director-General (Planning Department) Ministry of Health Baghdad Mr M. Shuaaib Ministry of Health Baghdad JAMAHIRIYA ARABE LIBYENNE LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA Dr A.H. Saheli (Rapporteur) Deputy Secretary General People's Committee for Health and Environment Tripoli Suppléant(s) - Alternate(s) Dr H. Gashut Counsellor Permanent Mission Geneva Dr B. Allage Department of Childhood General People's Committee for Health and Environment Tripoli Mr F. Abusaa Third Secretary Permanent Mission Geneva 8 EB118/DIV/1 Rev.1 JAMAIQUE JAMAICA Dr B. Wint Chief Medical Officer Ministry of Health Kingston Suppléant(s) - Alternate(s) Mr R.A. Smith Ambassador, Permanent Representant Geneva Ms A. Morris Counsellor Permanent Mission Geneva Mrs A. Dubidad-Dixon First Secretary Permanent Mission Geneva 9 EB118/DIV/1 Rev.1 JAPON JAPAN Dr H. Shinozaki President National Institute of Public Health Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare Tokyo Suppléant(s) - Alternate(s) Mr Y. Iwabuchi Director International Affairs Planning Office Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare Tokyo Dr H. Inoue Deputy Director International Affairs Division Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare Tokyo Ms M. Imai Deputy Director International Affairs Division Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare Tokyo Dr R. Akizuki Unit Coordinator Intergovernmental Organization Unit International Planning Office Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare Tokyo Mr Y. Arai First Secretary Permanent Mission Geneva Ms T. Tsujisaka First Secretary Permanent Mission Geneva 10 EB118/DIV/1 Rev.1 KENYA KENYA Dr T. Gakuruh (Suppléante du Dr J. Nyikal) Deputy Director (Alternate to Dr J. Nyikal) Medical Services Ministry of Health Nairobi Suppléant(s) - Alternate(s) Dr A.E. Ogwell Head International Health Relations Ministry of Health Nairobi Dr T. Mboya Medical Attaché Permanent Mission Geneva Ms L. Nyambu First Secretary Permanent Mission Geneva LESOTHO LESOTHO Mr T.J. Ramotsoari (Suppléant du Dr M. Phooko) Principal Secretary (Alternate to Dr M. Phooko) Ministry of Health and Social Welfare Maseru Suppléant(s) - Alternate(s) Dr A.M. Maruping Ambassador, Permanent Representative Geneva Dr A.T. Maruping Permanent Mission Geneva Mrs M. Pheko Minister Counsellor Permanent Mission Geneva 11 EB118/DIV/1 Rev.1 LETTONIE LATVIA Dr V. Jaksons Adviser to the Director Health Statistics and Medical Technologies State Agency Riga Suppléant(s) - Alternate(s) Mr J. Karklins Ambassador, Permanent Representative Geneva Ms G. Vitola Third Secretary Permanent Mission Geneva Ms I. Dreimane First Secretary Permanent Mission Geneva LIBERIA LIBERIA Dr W.T. Gwenigale Minister of Health and Social Welfare Monrovia Suppléant(s) - Alternate(s) Mr S. Tornoriah Varpilah Deputy Minister for Planning, Research and Human Resource Development Ministry of Health and Social Welfare Monrovia 12 EB118/DIV/1 Rev.1 LUXEMBOURG LUXEMBOURG Dr D. Hansen-Koenig Directeur de la Santé Ministère de la Santé Luxembourg Suppléant(s) - Alternate(s) M. M. Di Bartolomeo Ministre de la Santé Luxembourg M. J. Feyder Ambassadeur, Représentant permanent Genève Mme C. Goy Représentant permanent adjoint Genève Mme E. Colotte Secrétaire de Légation Direction de la Coopération et de l'Action humanitaire Ministère des Affaires étrangères Luxembourg MADAGASCAR MADAGASCAR Dr M.P.O. Rahantanirina (Suppléant du Dr R.R. Jean Louis) Directeur de la Santé de la Famille (Alternate to Dr R.R. Jean Louis) Ministère de la Santé et du Planning familial Antananarivo Suppléant(s) - Alternate(s) M. A. Rambeloson Ambassadeur, Représentant permanent Genève M. J.M. Rasolonjatovo Premier Conseiller Mission permanente Genève M. R. Rakotonarivo Conseiller Mission permanente Genève 13 EB118/DIV/1 Rev.1 MALI MALI Dr S. Diallo (Suppléant du Dr Z.M. Youba) Conseiller technique (Alternate to Dr Z.M. Youba) Ministère de la Santé Bamako MEXIQUE MEXICO Dr M. Bailón Director General de Relaciones Internacionales Secretaría de Salud México DF Suppléant(s) - Alternate(s) Dr. J. Frenk Ministro de Salud México DF Dr. C. Álvarez Lucas Director General Adjunto de Programas Preventivos Centro Nacional de Vigilancia Epidemiológica y Control de Enfermedades (CENAVECE) México DF Sra. A. Velázquez Berúmen Directora General Centro Nacional de Excelencia Tecnológica en Salud Secretaría de Salud México DF Sra. D.M. Valle Álvarez Consejero Misión Permanente Ginebra Sra. A. González Morel Directora de Asuntos Multilaterales Secretaría de Salud México DF 14 EB118/DIV/1 Rev.1 NAMIBIE NAMIBIA Dr K. Shangula Permanent
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