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Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention Against United Nations CAC/COSP/2008/INF/2 Conference of the Parties to the Distr.: Limited 30 January 2008 United Nations English/French/Spanish Convention against Corruption Second session Nusa Dua, 28 January to 01 February 2008 PROVISIONAL LIST OF PARTICIPANTS States Parties Albania Fatbardh KADILLI, Adviser to the Prime Minister for Anti-Corruption Issues, Council of Ministers, Head of Delegation Petrika JORGJI, Counsellor, UN Division, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Algeria Hamza YAHIA CHERIF, Ambassadeur d'Algérie en Indonésie, Chef de la Délégation Nabil HATALI, Chargé de Mission à la Présidence de la République Abdelmadjid AMGHAR, Président de la Cellule de Traitement du Renseignement Financier Mokhtar LAKHDARI, Directeur des Affaires Pénales et des Mesures de Grâce, Ministère de la Justice Tahar ABDELLAOUI, Directeur de la Coopération Judicaire et Juridique, Ministère de la Justice Aziez EL AFANI, Commissaire Divisionnaire, Direction Générale de la Sûreté Nationale Narcedine MAROUK, Chargé d'Etudes et de Synthèse, Ministère de la Justice Abdelouahab OSMANE, Sous Directeur des Affaires Sociales et Culturelles Internationales, Ministère des Affaires Etrangères Zohra ZERARA, Premier Sécretaire près la Mission Permanente d'Algérie à Vienne Ammar HADJAR, Secrétaire Diplomatique près l'Ambassade d'Algérie à Jakarta Angola Guilliermina C. DA COSTA PRATA, Vice-Minister of Justice, Ministry of Justice, Head of Delegation Henrique DOS SANTOS, Vice Attorney-General, Alternate Head of Delegation Virgilio MARQUES DE FARIA, Director, Division for International Organizations, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Alternate Head of Delegation Fidelino Loy de Jesus FIGUEIREDO, Ambassador, Permanent Representative of the Republic of Angola to the United Nations (Vienna), Alternate Head of Delegation This document contans all information on participation received by the UNODC Secretariat up to 28 January 2008, and is for information purposes only. Delegates are kindly requested to submit any changes in writing to the Registration Officer at the Registration Desk. The final list of participants will be posted on the UNODC official web site at: http//www.unod.org/unodc/en/treaties/CAC/CAC-COSP-session2.html CAC/COSP/2008/INF/2 Flavio DE CARVALHO FONSECA, Ambassador of the Republic of Angola (Jakarta), Alternate Head of Delegation Mário DE AZEVEDO CONSTANTINO, Minister Counsellor, Division for International Organizations, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Carlos BURITY DA SILVA, Director, Office of Studies, Information and Analysis, Ministry of Interior Eduardo CERQUEIRA, Director, National Department of Crime Investigation Ramos DA CRUZ, Head, Office of the Vice Minister of Justice Dulce GOMES, First Secretary, Advisor to the Permanent Representative, Permanent Mission of the Republic of Angola (Vienna) Carlos CRUZ LEMOS SARDINHA DIAS, First Secretary, Embassy of the Republic of Angola (Singapore) Noel CHAN, Embassy of the Republic of Angola (Singapore) Simao MATEUS, International Affairs and Cooperation Directorate, Ministry of Home Affairs Argentina Mauricio ALICE, Consejero, Dirección de Consejería Legal del Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores, Comercio Internacional y Culto Australia Anthony John Andrew COLES, Director (Legislation), Funding and Assets of Crime Section, Attorney-General's Department, Head of Delegation Sonja Edith LITZ, Director, Governance and Anti-Corruption Unit, AusAID, Alternate Head of Delegation Terance NUNN, AFPLO, Australian Consulate-General (Bali), Alternate Head of Delegation Murray Craig PROCTOR, Deputy Director General, Program Enabling Division and Ambassador on HIV/AIDS, AusAID, Alternate Head of Delegation Peter Guinn SCOTT, Director, Sanctions and Transnational Crime Section, Department for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Alternate Head of Delegation Kathleen Alana WALKER, Counsellor (Customs), Embassy of Australia (Jakarta), Alternate Head of Delegation Nerida DALTON, First Secretary (Development Cooperation), Embassy of Australia (Jakarta) Michael Benjamin KACHEL, Second Secretary (Political), Australian Embassy (Jakarta) Rebekah Ruth Anne KILPATRICK, Senior Policy Adviser, Transnational Crime (Domestic) Policy Section, Attorney-General's Department Joanna May PERRENS, DPS Anti-corruption, Embassy of Australia (Jakarta) Nicola ROSENBLUM, Second Secretary (Political), Permanent Mission of Australia to the United Nations (Vienna) Nicholas Patrick SELLARS, Senior Policy Adviser, Australian commission for Law Enforcement Integrity Austria Thomas STELZER, Ambassador, Permanent Representative of Austria to the United Nations (Vienna), Head of Delegation Martin KREUTNER, Advisor, Federal Ministry of the Interior, Alternate Head of Delegation 2 CAC/COSP/2008/INF/2 Maria Angela HOLZMANN, Third Secretary, Permanent Mission of Austria to the United Nations (Vienna) Gerlinde WAMBACHER, Advisor, Federal Ministry of the Interior Azerbaijan Ramiz RZAYEV, Chairman of the Supreme Court, Head of Delegation Namiq ASKAROV, Deputy Prosecutor General, Alternate Head of Delegation Bakhtiyar ALIYEV, Member of Parliament Kamran ALIYEV, Head, Anti-Corruption Department, Prosecutor's Office Elchin NASIBOV, Head, Legislative General Department's Administrative and Military Acts Division, Ministry of Justice Sayyad KARIMOV, Head, Administrative and Military Legislation Department of the Parliament Vusal HUSEYNOV, Leading Adviser, Department on Work with Law Enforcement Bodies, Office of the President Erkin ALIKHANOV, Leading Adviser in International Relations, Legal and Information Supply Division, Supreme Court Farhad ISAYEV, Third Secretary, Embassy of the Republic of Azerbaijan (Jakarta) Bangladesh Abdul Hasan Manzoor MANNAN, Commissioner, Anti-Corruption Commission, Head of Delegation A.F.M MOSTAFA, Director General, Anti-Corruption Commission , Alternate Head of Delegation Nasreen BEGUM, Joint Secretary (Drafting) Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Humayun FARHAD, Deputy Secretary (Drafting) Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Iqbal AHMED, Assistant Secretary (UN-2), Ministry of Foreign Affairs Manzoor HASAN, Director, Institute of Governance Studies, BRAC University, Bangladesh Tahmina RAHMAN, Research Coordinator, IGS Saiful BHUIYAN, Research Associate, Institute of Governance Studies, BRAC University, Bangladesh Nazma RAHMAN, Administrative Officer, Embassy of Bangladesh (Jakarta) 3 CAC/COSP/2008/INF/2 Benin Francis LOKOSSA, Directeur des Affaires Juridiques et des Droits de l'Homme, Ministère des Affaires Etrangères, de l'Integration Africaine, de la Francophonie et des Béninois de l'Extérieur de la République, Chef de la Délégation Fortuné Luc Olivier GUEZO, Directeur de la Législation, de la Codification et des Sceaux, Ministère de la Justice, de la Législation et des Droits de l'Homme Edouard Alexandre DAGBA, Inspecteur d'Etat en service à l'Inspection Générale d'Etat à la Présidence de la République Jean Baptiste ELIAS, Président de l'Observatoire de Lutte contre la Corruption Bachirou Victor ADECHOKAN, Rapporteur Adjoint de l'Observatoire de Lutte contre la Corruption Bénoit Assouan DEGLA, Député à l'Assmblée Nationale, Membre de la Commission des Lois Onésime MADODE, Procureur de la République, Membre élu de l'Observatoire de Lutte contre la Corruption Bolivia Horacio BAZOBERRY, Ambassador, Permanent Representative to the International Organizations (Vienna) Brazil Julio Cezar ZELNER CONCALVES, Permanent Representative of Brazil to the United Nations (Vienna) Luiz Augusto FRAGA NAVARRO DE BRITO FILHO, Vice-Minister, General Controller's Office Virginia TONIATTI, General Coordinator Against Transnational Crime, Ministry of External Relations Luis Alexandre IANSEN SANT'ANA, Second Secretary, Permanent Mission of Brazil to the United Nations (Vienna) Arnaldo SILVEIRA, Deputy Director, Department of Asset Recovery and International Legal Cooperation, Ministry of Justice Ana Maria BELLOTO, General Coordinator of Asset Recovery, Department of Asset Recovery and International Legal Cooperation, Ministry of Justice Danielle Aleixo REIS DO VALLE SOUZA, General Attorney's Office Bulgaria Miglena TACHEVA, Minister of Justice, Head of Delegation Galina ZAHAROVA, Member of the Supreme Judicial Council Chavdar ZHECHEV, Ambassador, Permanent Representative of the Republic of Bulgaria to the United Nations and other International Organizations (Vienna) Emilena POPOVA, Director, International Law Directorate, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Tzvety ROMANSKA, Chief Expert, International Law Directorate, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Milena PETKOVA, Junior Expert, International Cooperation and European Integration Directorate, Ministry of Justice Burkina Faso 4 CAC/COSP/2008/INF/2 Zakalia KOTE, Ministre de la Justice, Garde des Sceaux, Chef de délégation Beatrice DAMIBA, Ambassadeur, Représentante Permanente à Vienne Alphonse Malobaly TRAORE, Président de la Haute Autorité de Coordination de la Lutte Contre la Corruption Hilaire SOULAMA, Directeur des Affaires Juridiques et consultaires, Ministère des Affaires Etrangères et de la Coopération Ambroise W. TIEMTORE, Membre de la Haute Autorité de Coordination de la Lutte Contre la Corruption Burundi Martin NIVYABANDI, Ministre à La Présidence chargé de la Bonne Gouvernance, de la Privatisation, de l'Inspection Générale de l'Etat et de l'Administration Locale, Chef de la Délégation Léonidas HAVYARIMANA, Conseiller au Cabinet Chargé du Programme de gouvernance et de lutte contre la corruption Cambodia CHHOEUY ROEUN, Deputy Secretary General, Vice Chairman of Anti Corruption Unit , Chef
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