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Organisation Mondiale De La Sante World Health Organization ORGANISATION MONDIALE DE LA SANTE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION CONSEIL EXECUTIF EB147/DIV./1 REV.1 EXECUTIVE BOARD Resumed session Cent quarante-septième session du Conseil exécutif. Reprise 17 novembre 2020 147th session of the Executive Board. Resumed session 17 November 2020 Liste des membres et autres participants List of members and other participants MEMBRES, SUPPLEANTS ET CONSEILLERS MEMBERS, ALTERNATES AND ADVISERS INDE INDIA Dr H. Vardhan (Président - Chairperson) Minister of Health and Family Welfare New Delhi Suppléant(s) - Alternate(s) Mr R. Bhushan Secretary, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare New Delhi Mr I.M. Pandey Ambassador, Permanent Representative Geneva Mrs A. Ahuja Additional Secretary, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare New Delhi Ms V. Gurnani Additional Secretary, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare New Delhi Mr P. Agrawal Deputy Permanent Representative Geneva Dr L. Agarwal Joint Secretary, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare New Delhi Mr G. Jaiswal Deputy Secretary, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare New Delhi EB147/DIV./1 REV.1 Resumed session Mr V. Aryan First Secretary, Permanent Mission Geneva ALLEMAGNE GERMANY Mr B. Kuemmel Deputy Head, Division of Global Health, Federal Ministry of Health Berlin Suppléant(s) - Alternate(s) Mr M. von Ungern-Sternberg Ambassador, Permanent Representative Geneva Dr H.-P. Jugel Deputy Permanent Representative Geneva Mr T. Ifland Adviser, Federal Ministry of Health Berlin Dr A. Huber First Counsellor, Permanent Mission Geneva Mr S. Brombeiss First Secretary, Permanent Mission Geneva Ms C. Briem First Secretary, Permanent Mission Geneva Conseiller(s) - Adviser(s) Ms C. Lurz Intern, Permanent Mission Geneva ARGENTINE ARGENTINA Sra. C. Moretti Directora Nacional de Relaciones Sanitarias Internacionales, Ministerio de Salud Buenos Aires Suppléant(s) - Alternate(s) Dr. G. González García Ministro de Salud Buenos Aires Sr. F. Villegas Beltrán Embajador, Representante Permanente Ginebra Sra. M. Levaggi Ministro, Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores, Comercio Internacional y Culto Buenos Aires 2 EB147/DIV./1 REV.1 Resumed session Sra. M.J. Schiaffino Consejero, Misión Permanente Ginebra Conseiller(s) - Adviser(s) Sra. A.C. Pianezza Secretaria, Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores, Comercio Internacional y Culto Buenos Aires Sra. G. Ramírez Asesora, Dirección Nacional de Relaciones Internacionales, Ministerio de Salud Buenos Aires Sra. G. Grigioni Asesora, Dirección Nacional de Relaciones Internacionales, Ministerio de Salud Buenos Aires Sra. A. Polach Asesora, Dirección Nacional de Relaciones Internacionales, Ministerio de Salud Buenos Aires Sr. B. Ané Asesor, Misión Permanente Ginebra AUSTRALIE AUSTRALIA Ms C. Edwards Associate Secretary, Department of Health Canberra Suppléant(s) - Alternate(s) Ms S. Mansfield Ambassador, Permanent Representative Geneva Ms E. Wood Assistant Secretary, International Strategies Branch, Department of Health Canberra Ms K. Wallace Assistant Secretary, Global Health Policy Branch, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Canberra Ms E. Wilde Deputy Permanent Representative Geneva Ms M. Heyward Health Adviser, Permanent Mission Geneva Ms C. Sturrock Counsellor, Health and Environment, Permanent Mission Geneva 3 EB147/DIV./1 REV.1 Resumed session Ms L. Jordan Director, International Strategies Branch, Department of Health Canberra Ms P. Morton Director, Global Health Policy Branch, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Canberra Dr T. Poletti Health Advisor, Permanent Mission Geneva Ms S. Ferguson Assistant Director, Global Health Policy Branch, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Canberra Ms J. Bate Assistant Director, Global Health Policy Branch, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Canberra Mr A. Bharadwaj Acting Assistant Director, International Strategies Branch, Department of Health Canberra Mr A. Anargyros Acting Senior International Policy Advisor, International Strategies Branch, Department of Health Canberra AUTRICHE AUSTRIA Dr C. Auer Special Envoy for Health, Federal Ministry of Labour, Social Affairs, Health and Consumer Protection Vienna Suppléant(s) - Alternate(s) Dr R. Müller Ambassador, Permanent Representative Geneva Dr V. Gregorich-Schega Head of Department, Federal Ministry of Labour, Social Affairs, Health and Consumer Protection Vienna Mr M. Mühlbacher Deputy Head of Department, Federal Ministry of Labour, Social Affairs, Health and Consumer Protection Vienna Ms A. Haas International Health Policy Coordination, Federal Ministry of Labour, Social Affairs, Health and Consumer Protection Vienna 4 EB147/DIV./1 REV.1 Resumed session Dr B. Fattinger Minister (Health), Permanent Mission Geneva Ms B. Baldauf International Health Policy Coordination, Federal Ministry of Labour, Social Affairs, Health and Consumer Protection Vienna Conseiller(s) - Adviser(s) Ms M. Moshammer Intern, Permanent Mission Geneva BANGLADESH BANGLADESH Mr Z. Maleque Minister, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare Dhaka Suppléant(s) - Alternate(s) Mr A. Mannan Secretary, Health Services Division, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare Dhaka Mr M.M. Rahman Ambassador, Permanent Representative Geneva Ms Z.B. Kazi Additional Secretary (World Health), Health Services Division Ministry of Health and Family Welfare Dhaka Professor A.B.M.K. Alam Director General, Directorate of Health Services, Mohakhali Dhaka Ms S. Haque Deputy Permanent Representative Geneva Dr A. Mahmud Director, Planning and Research, Directorate of Health Services, Mohakhali Dhaka Mr M.A.W. Akanda Counsellor, Permanent Mission Geneva Mr A.K.M.M. Kayes First Secretary, Permanent Mission Geneva Dr M.M.I. Bulbul Deputy Program Manager, Directorate General of Health Services Dhaka 5 EB147/DIV./1 REV.1 Resumed session BOTSWANA BOTSWANA Dr L. Kwape Minister of International Affairs and Cooperation Gaborone Suppléant(s) - Alternate(s) Dr E.G. Dikoloti Minister of Health and Wellness Gaborone Dr A.L. Molokomme Ambassador, Permanent Representative Geneva Mr K.A. Ebineng Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Health and Wellness Geneva Dr M. Ramotsababa Deputy Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Health and Wellness Gaborone Mr M. Keetile Deputy Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Health and Wellness Gaborone Ms B. Chingapane Director, Multilateral Affairs Gaborone Dr M. Kebabonye Director, Health Services, Ministry of Health and Wellness Gaborone Dr S. Kolane Community Health Services Advisor, Ministry of Health and Wellness Gaborone Mr P. Gaumakwe Deputy Permanent Representative Geneva Ms S. Mautle Assistant Director, Multilateral Affairs, Ministry of Health and Wellness Gaborone Conseiller(s) - Adviser(s) Dr B.M. Tau Health Attaché, Permanent Mission Geneva 6 EB147/DIV./1 REV.1 Resumed session BURKINA FASO BURKINA FASO Professeur A. Traoré Chef de Service Dermatologie, Centre hospitalier universitaire Yalgado Ouédraogo, Ministère de la Santé Ouagadougou Suppléant(s) - Alternate(s) M. D.W. Sougouri Ambassadeur, Représentant permanent Genève Mme E.N. Traoré Représentante permanente adjointe Genève Dr I. Medah Conseiller technique du Ministre de la Santé Ouagadougou Mme W.J. Ouédraogo Premier Conseiller, Mission permanente Genève M. I. Balboné Premier Secrétaire, Mission permanente Genève CHILI CHILE Dr. E. Paris Mancilla Ministro de Salud Santiago Suppléant(s) - Alternate(s) Sr. F. Tressler Embajador, Representante Permanente Ginebra Sr. L. Plaza Ministro Consejero, Misión Permanente Ginebra Sr. P. Muñoz Jara Oficina de Cooperación y Asuntos Internacionales Santiago Sr. F. Adriazola Santibañez Oficina de Cooperación y Asuntos Internacionales Santiago Sra. A. Quezada Segunda Secretaria, Misión Permanente Ginebra Sr. R. Matute Encargado Salud, Misión Permanente Ginebra 7 EB147/DIV./1 REV.1 Resumed session Conseiller(s) - Adviser(s) Sra. D. Guzman Gómez Oficina de Cooperación y Asuntos Internacionales, Ministerio de Salud Santiago CHINE CHINA Ms Zhang Yang Director General, Department of International Cooperation, National Health Commission Beijing Suppléant(s) - Alternate(s) Mr Qi Dahai Counsellor, Permanent Mission Geneva Mr Feng Yong Counsellor, Permanent Mission Geneva Ms Li Juan Division Director, Department of International Cooperation, National Health Commission Beijing Mr Cong Ze Second Secretary, Permanent Mission Geneva Mr Yang Xiaochen Consultant (L4), Department of International Cooperation, National Health Commission Beijing Ms Ru Lixia Principal Staff Member, Department of International Cooperation, National Health Commission Beijing COLOMBIE COLOMBIA Dr. L.A. Moscoso Osorio Viceministro de Salud Pública y Prestación de Servicios, Ministerio de Salud y Protección Social Bogotá Suppléant(s) - Alternate(s) Dr. F. Ruiz Ministro de Salud y Protección Social Bogotá Sra. A. Mendoza Agudelo Embajadora, Representante Permanente Ginebra 8 EB147/DIV./1 REV.1 Resumed session Conseiller(s) - Adviser(s) Sra. P. Bernal Cortés Coordinadora de Cooperación y Relaciones Internacionales, Ministerio de Salud y Protección Social Bogotá Sra. G. Umbarila Asesora, Grupo de Cooperación y Relaciones Internacionales, Ministerio de Salud y Protección Social Bogotá Sr. L. Hincapié Matoma Asesor, Dirección de Asuntos Económicos, Sociales y Ambientales, Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores Bogotá Srta. N. Pulido Sierra Segunda Secretaria, Misión Permanente Ginebra DJIBOUTI DJIBOUTI Dr S. Banoita Tourab Secrétaire général, Ministère de la Santé Djibouti Suppléant(s) - Alternate(s) Mme K. Ahmed Hassan Ambassadeur, Représentante permanente Genève M. A. Mohamed Garad Conseiller technique du Ministre de la Santé Djibouti
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