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Provisional List of Participants Kingdom of Morocco Parliament Parliamentary Conference on occasion of the Adoption of the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration Organized jointly by the Inter-Parliamentary Union and the Parliament of the Kingdom of Morocco 6-7 December 2018, Rabat (Morocco) PROVISIONAL LIST OF PARTICIPANTS SPEAKERS EL MALKI Habib (Mr.) President of the House of Representatives BENCHAMACH Hakim (Mr.) President of the House of Councillors CUEVAS BARRON, Gabriela (Ms.) President of the Inter-Parliamentary Union PANELLISTS TARAN, Patrick (Mr.) President, Global Migration Policy Associates ARES, Alberto Mateos (Mr.) Director, Instituto Universitario de Estudios sobre Migraciones (IUEM) (University Institute of Migration Studies) (Spain) PARELLA, Sonia (Ms.) Researcher and PhD holder in Sociology GEDIME Research Institute, Independent University of Barcelona TOWNHEAD, Laurel (Ms.) Representative Human Rights & Refugees, Quaker UN Office TARABBIA, Serena (Ms.) Protection Delegate International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) - ICRC delegation in Rabat - 2 - MIGLIORE, Gennaro (Mr.) Member of the Chamber of Deputies (Italy) KLEINSCHMIDT, Kilian (Mr.) Founder – CEO, Innovation and Planning Agency (IPA) Former Director, Za’atari Refugee Camp (Jordan) SANDOVAL Rodrigo (Mr.) Former Director, Migration Department (Chile) DE CASTRO, Andres (Mr.) Associate Professor, International Relations University of Kurdistan Hewler HOVY, Bela (Mr.) Chief, Migration Section of the Populations Division United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UNDESA) ECHÁNIZ, José Ignacio (Mr.) Member of Parliament Spain BRIERE, Jean Paul (Mr.) Member of the Congress of the Republic Guatemala Lord Alfred DUBS Member of the House of Lords United Kingdom ZUPPIROLI, Jennifer (Ms.) Migration Advocacy Technician Save the Children IOANNOU, Sophia (Ms) Head of Communications, SolidarityNow PARTICIPANTS Afghanistan MANGAL, M. Aajan (Mr.) Member of the House of Elders WASIFI, Mirbahador (Mr.) Member of the House of Elders ZABULI, Zalmi (Mr.) Member of the House of Elders FATRAT, Sadullah (Mr.) Advisor - 3 - Algeria CHIHEB, Seddik (Mr.) Member of the National People’s Assembly ZOBIRI, Mohamed (Mr.) Member of the Council of the Nation BOUAMAMA, Abbas (Mr.) Member of the Council of the Nation HASSANI, Khaled (Mr.) Executive Assistant, Council of the Nation Angola VALENTE, Maria (Ms.) Member of the National Assembly SAPALO, Veríssino (Mr.) Member of the National Assembly PENA, Araújo (Mr.) Member of the National Assembly BARRICA, Nildeice (Ms.) Advisor to the delegation Argentina ROZAS, Angel (Mr.) Member of the Senate Austria GRAF, Martin (Mr.) Member of the National Council LOPATKA, Reinhold (Mr.) Member of the National Council TROCH, Harald (Mr.) Member of the National Council RUND, Petra (Ms.) Head of International Relations Belgium EL YOUSFI, Nadia (Ms.) Member of the Senate - 4 - BEN HAMOU, Nawal (Ms.) Member of the House of Representatives Bolivia (Plurinational State of) GUZMÁN GÓMEZ, Beatriz (Ms.) Member of the Chamber of Deputies ITAMARI CHOQUE, Ruth Betsaida (Ms.) Member of the Chamber of Deputies Brazil LIMA FILHO, Ciro (Mr.) Member of the Federal Senate CAJADO, Claudio (Mr.) Member of the Chamber of Deputies DA NOBREGA, Hugo (Mr.) Member of the Chamber of Deputies MARTINS FILHO, Jaime (Mr.) Member of the Chamber of Deputies BORGES, Luiz (Mr.) Member of the Chamber of Deputies CAMELI, Gladson (Mr.) Member of the Federal Senate SESSIM, Simão (Mr.) Member of the Chamber of Deputies OLIVEIRA, Sheridan (Ms.) Member of the Chamber of Deputies PELLEGRINO, Nelson (Mr.) Member of the Chamber of Deputies LOPES ALMEIDA, Fabio (Mr.) Advisor to the delegation Burundi NDAYISENGA, Bernard (Mr.) Member of the National Assembly RUCARAGI, Amédée (Ms.) Member of the National Assembly GAKOBWA,Séraphine (Ms.) Member of the National Assembly - 5 - Chad NODJIAMDJIM LAOUBOUA, Abdias (Mr.) Member of the National Assembly Chile OSSANDON, Manuel José (Mr.) Member of the Senate ORDENES, Ximena (Ms.) Member of the Senate PARRA SAUTEREL, Andrea (Ms.) Member of the Chamber of Deputies Comoros CHARIF, Maoulana (Mr.) First Vice-President of the Assembly of the Union OUMOURI, Hadjira (Ms.) Member of the Assembly of the Union ALI, Soifia (Ms.) Secretary of the delegation Côte d’Ivoire KOUASSI, Koffi Kra Paulin (Mr.) Member of the National Assembly KONE, Boubacar (Mr.) Member of the National Assembly N’GUESSAN, Kouao N’Dessonn Yves (Mr.) Parliamentary staff Cuba REYES RODRIGUEZ, Rodolfo (Mr.) Member of the National Assembly of the People's Power Egypt WAHDAN AMARA, Suleiman Hamid (Mr.) Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives BOULOS SHANOUDA, Yousef Nabil (Mr.) Member of the House of Representatives ABD AL-AZIZ, Dina (Ms.) Member of the House of Representatives - 6 - MIKHAIL RIZK ALLAH, Amal Rizk Allah (Ms.) Member of the House of Representatives KOLOUB, Mohamed (Mr.) Member of the House of Representatives EL-SAYED, Mohammed Hussein (Mr.) Member of the House of Representatives Equatorial Guinea NTUGU NSA, Atanasio Ela (Mr.) Member of the Senate Fiji LUVENI, Jiko Fatafehi (Ms.) Speaker of Parliament TUDONU, Sefanaia (Mr.) Executive Advisor to Speaker WAINIU, Senitieli (Mr.) Manager Inter-Parliamentary Relations & Protocol TUWAI, Alipate (Mr.) Secretariat Support Staff France MARIE, Didier (Mr.) Member of the Senate JOURDA, Gisèle (Ms.) Member of the Senate ESSAYAN, Nadia (Ms.) Member of the National Assembly COURTIAL, Edouard (Mr.) Member of the Senate VANCE, Loïc (Mr.) Executive Secretary of the Group Germany LECHTE, Ulrich (Mr.) Member of the Bundestag Greece TRIANTAFYLLOU, Maria (Ms.) Member of the Hellenic Parliament - 7 - TSOUNI, Foteini (Ms.) Secretary of the delegation Guatemala MARTINEZ DELL, Jose Arturo (Mr.) Member of the Congress of the Republic Indonesia AZWAR, Hasrul (Mr.) Member of the House of Representatives MUNAWAR, Rofi (Mr.) Member of the House of Representatives WILUJENG PRAMESTUTI, Agustina (Ms.) Member of the House of Representatives FARIAL, Achmad (Mr.) Member of the House of Representatives SUGIH PRIATIN, Erna (Ms.) Third Secretary, Indonesian Embassy (Rabat) SUKARNA, Anissa Mariana (Ms.) Adviser HARYANTI, Harun (Ms.) Secretary to the Delegation SYARIFUDDIN, Mukhlis (Mr.) Staff/Interpreter - Indonesian Embassy (Rabat) Iraq AL-ATTABI, Sattar Jabbar Abdullah (Mr.) Member of the Council of Representatives ABED, Nahlah Hamad Abed (Ms.) Member of the Council of Representatives SAIFULDEEN, Safwan Basheer Younus (Mr.) Member of the Council of Representatives Italy MIGLIORE, Gennaro (Mr.) Member of the Chamber of Deputies DE CARLO, Sabrina (Ms.) Member of the Chamber of Deputies - 8 - IWOBI, Tony Chike (Mr.) Member of the Senate POLVERARI, Gianluca (Mr.) Member of the Senate LASORSA, Radoni (Ms.) Staff MOLINA, Domenico (Mr.) Staff Jordan AL QURAN, Ibrahim (Mr.) Member of the House of Representatives HIJAZI, Intisar (Ms.) Member of the House of Representatives SALMAN, Aziz (Mr.) Member of the House of Representatives ALGHANAM, Mwafag Abu (Mr.) Administrator Kazakhstan TUREGALIYEV, Nariman (Mr.) Member of the Senate ORALBAYEVA, Assel (Ms.) Advisor to the delegation Latvia JUDINS, Andrejs (Mr.) Member of the Saeima Malta MUSCAT, Alexander (Mr.) Member of the House of Representatives Mexico JARA CRUZ, Salomón (Ms.) Member of the Senate Morocco OMARI, Abdelaaziz (Mr.) Vice President of the House of Representatives - 9 - EL HILAA, Rahhou (Mr.) Member of the House of Representatives LAZREK, Noureddine (Mr.) Member of the House of Representatives TOUMI, Ahmed (Mr.) Member of the House of Representatives TOUIZI, Ahmed (Mr.) Member of Bureau of the House of Councillors BENMASSOUD, Mohamed Salem (Mr.) Member of the House of Councillors CHEIKHI, Nabil (Mr.) Member of the House of Councillors Pakistan FARAZ, Syed Shibli (Mr.) Member of the Senate KHOKAR, Mustafa Nawaz (Mr.) Member of the Senate TURI, Sajjad Hussain (Mr.) Member of the Senate REHMAN, Sherry (Ms.) Member of the Senate ABBASI, Muhammad Javed (Mr.) Member of the Senate GHULAM MUSTAFA, Shah (Mr.) Member of the National Assembly FAZAL MUHAMMAD, Khan (Mr.) Member of the National Assembly ULLAH, Faiz (Mr.) Member of the National Assembly HASAN, Farzi (Mr.) Deputy Head of Mission, Embassy of Pakistan (Rabat) ABDELILAH, Mrani Alaoui (Mr.) Adviser, Embassy of Pakistan (Rabat) MUHAMMAD FAROOQ, Khan (Mr.) Secretary to the delegation/Protocol MUHAMMAD FAROOQ, Khan (Mr.) Secretary to the delegation/Protocol BOUJOUAL, Fatima (Ms.) Interpreter, Embassy of Pakistan (Rabat) - 10 - Palestine AL-LAHHAM, Muhammed (Mr.) Member of the Palestinian Legislative Council THABET, Siham (Ms.) Member of the Palestinian Legislative Council AL-DEEK, Bashar (Mr.) Advisor to delegation Portugal LACÃO, Jorge (Mr.) Deputy Speaker of the Assembly of the Republic PACHECO, Duarte (Mr.) Member of the Assembly of the Republic MATOS ROSA, José (Mr.) Member of the Assembly of the Republic Qatar AL-MARRI, Abdula (Mr.) Member of the Shura Council AL-SHAHWANI, Mohamed (Mr.) Member of the Shura Council ALIDRISSI, Hicham (Mr.) Member of the Shura Council Romania STAN, Ioan (Mr.) Member of the Senate OPREA, Dumitru (Mr.) Member of the Chamber of Deputies DOBROVICI-BACALBAŞA, Nicolae (Mr.) Member of the Chamber of Deputies GAVRILIȚĂ, Bianca-Miruna (Ms.) Member of the Chamber of Deputies TABUGAN, Ion (Mr.) Member of the Chamber of Deputies - 11 - PETRIC, Octavian (Mr.) Member of the Chamber of Deputies Rwanda HARERIMANA, Fatou (Ms.) Vice President of the Senate Senegal GADIAGA, Hamada (Mr.) Member of the National Assembly GUEYE, Marième (Ms.) Member of the
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