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General Assembly 22nd session Chengdu, China, 11-16 September 2017 List of participants Category of participant Title. First Name Last Name Position Institution Member represented Full Member Mr. Andi Xhoi Counsellor Embassy of Albania in Beijing Albania Mr. Ahcène Boukhelfa Ambassadeur d'Algérie au Pékin Embassy of Algeria in China Algeria Mr. Hocine Ambes Directeur de la Coopération et de la Communication Ministère du tourisme et de l'artisanat Algeria Ms. Carolina Cuen Head Officer Ministerio de Turismo Andorra Ms. Rosa Cruz Directora de Intercâmbio Ministério da Hotelaria e Turismo Angola Mr. Afonso Henriques Vita Director Nacional Ministério da Hotelaria e Turismo Angola Ms. Clemente Guillermina Francisca Técnica Instituto de Fomento Turístico de Angola Angola Ms. Licinia Almeida Marketing Tecnitien Instituto de Fomento Turístico de Angola Angola Mr. José Gustavo Santos Minister Ministry of Tourism Argentina Ms. Romina Inés Nardi Director Ministry of Tourism Argentina Ms. Ana Inés Garcia Allievi Foreign Affairs Technical Assistant Ministry of Tourism Argentina Ms. Georgina Visintin Foreing Affairs Technical Assistant Ministry of Tourism Argentina Mr. Martin Gallino Press Ministry of Tourism Argentina Mr. Leandro Damian Compagnucci Head of Economic and Trade Section Argentinean Embassy in The Peolple´s Republic of China Argentina Ms. Zarmine Zeitountsian Chairperson State Tourism Committee of the Republic of Armenia Armenia Mr. Mekhak Apresyan First Deputy Chairperson State Tourism Committee of the Republic of Armenia Armenia Ms. Angelika Liedler-Janoschik Director International Tourism Affairs Federal Ministry of Science, Research and Economy Austria Mr. Adrian Gasser Expert Austrian Federal Ministry of Science, Research and Economy Austria Mr. Abulfas Garayev Minister Ministry of Culture and Tourism of the Republic of Azerbaijan Azerbaijan Mr. Anar Maharramov Ambassador Embassy of the Republic of Azerbaijan to Spain Azerbaijan Mr. Akram Zeynalli Ambassador Embassy Azerbaijan Mr. Nazim Samadov Deputy Minister Ministry of Culture and Tourism Azerbaijan Mr. Javid Abdullayev Senior Adviser Ministry of Culture and Tourism Azerbaijan Mr. Vasif Eyvazzade Head of Department Ministry of Culture and Tourism Azerbaijan Mr. Hesham Alsaken Director of Tourism Facilities Bahrain Authority for Tourism and Exhibitions Bahrain Mr. Khalid bin Humood Al-Khalifa CEO Bahrain Tourism and Exhibitions Authority Bahrain Mr. Hassan Mahmood Khandker Ambassador of Bangladesh to Spain Embassy of Bangladesh in Spain Bangladesh Mr. Md Nasir Uddin Chief Executive Officer (Additional Secretary) Bangladesh Tourism Board Bangladesh Mr. Aktar Ahamed Deputy Manager Bangladesh Tourism Board Bangladesh Mr. Abdul Khaleque PO to Hon. Minister, Ministry of Civil Aviation and Tourism Ministry of Civil Aviation and Tourism, Bangladesh Bangladesh Mr. Ali ahmed Enamul Haque Assistant Private Secretary to the Honourable Minister, Ministry of Civil Aviation and Tourism, Bangladesh Ministry of Civil Aviation and Tourism, The People's Republic of Bangladesh Bangladesh Ms. Ruth Jordan First Secretary Embassy of Barbados in Beijing Barbados Mr. Mikhail Partny Deputy Minister Ministry of Sports and Tourism of the Republic of Belarus Belarus Ms. Irina Hardziyenka Head of Marketing Department National Tourism Agency of Belarus Belarus Ms. Chhimy Pem Director Tourism Council of Bhutan Bhutan Ms. Dechen Lhazom Chhophel Tourism Officer Tourism Council of Bhutan Bhutan Mr. Phurba Tshering Tourism Officer Tourism Council of Bhutan Bhutan Mr. Anton Rill Ambassador Embassy of Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia and Herzegovina Mr. Tshekedi Stanford Minister Ministry of Environment, Natural Resources Conservation and Tourism Botswana Mr. Felix Monggae Deputy Permanent Secretary - Natural Resources Ministry of Environment, Natural Resources Conservation and Tourism Botswana Ms. Kelebaone Gloria Maselesele Director Department of Tourism Botswana Mr. G. Phorano Delegate Nationl Museum, Monuments and Art Gallery Botswana Ms. Jillian Blackbeard Executive Manager Botswana Tourism Organisation Botswana Mr. Marx Beltrão Minister of Tourism Ministry of Tourism Brazil Mr. Alberto Alves Vice Minister Ministry of Tourism of Brazil Brazil Mr. Rafael Luisi Special Advisor of International Relations Ministry of Tourism of Brazil Brazil Ms. Nikolina Angelkova Minister Ministry of Tourism Bulgaria Ms. Monika Dimova Advisor to the Minister of Tourism Ministry of Tourism of the Republic Bulgaria Bulgaria Ms. Elvira Misheva Expert International Cooperation and Relations in Tourism Ministry of Tourism of the Republic of Bulgaria Bulgaria Mr. Alexandar Voynikov Diplomatic Officer at the United Nations and Development Cooperation Directorate The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Bulgaria Bulgaria Full Member Ms. Emma Patricia Tamini Chargé de mission Ministère de la Culture, des Arts et Du Tourisme Burkina Faso Mr. Jose Goncalves Minister Ministry of Economy and Employment Cabo Verde Mr. Maia Joaquim Lopes Minister plenipotentiary, Desk Officer UN Division Ministery Foreign Affairs and Cooperation Cabo Verde Ms. Tania Romualdo Ambassador Embassy of Cabo Verde in Beijing Cabo Verde Mr. Wahnon Ferreira Fernando Jorge Ambassadeur Ministery of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation Cabo Verde Mr. Carlos Jorge Oliveira Gomes dos ANJOS Director General Tourism & Transport Ministry of Economy & Employment Cabo Verde Ms. Linda Pereira Senior Adviser Minsitry for Economy of Cape Verde Cabo Verde Mr. Thong Khon Minister Ministry of Tourism Cambodia Mr. Hang Sandap Deputy Director General Ministry of Tourism Cambodia Mr. Bello Bouba Maïgari Ministre d'Etat, Ministre du Tourisme et des Loisirs Ministère du Tourisme et des Loisirs Cameroon Mr. Daniel Nganhoul Directeur de la Promotion du Tourisme Ministère du Tourisme et des Loisirs Cameroon Mr. Souleymanou Cameroon Tourist Information for Asia in Beijing Cameroon Mr. Nyoum Benjamin Technical Adviser Prime Minister's Office Cameroon Ms. Helen Kouyoumdjian Undersecretary of Tourism (Subrogee) Ministry of Economics, Development and Tourism Chile Ms. Maria Fernanda Noriega Encargada de Asuntos Internacionales Subsecretaria de Turismo Chile Mr. Jinzao Li Chairman China National Tourism Administration China Mr. Shijun Liu Director General China National Tourism Administration China Ms. Weiwei Liu Official Chan National Tourism Administration China Mr. Congrui Tao Deputy Director China National Tourism Administration China Mr. Changzeng Guo Deputy Director General China National Tourism Administration China Mr. Cheng Liu Director China National Tourism Administration China Mr. Lei Li Deputy Director General China National Tourism Administration China Ms. Jin Huang Senior Staff China National Tourism Administration China Mr. Wenjie Zhou Director China National Tourism Administration China Mr. Zhiping Guo Deputy Director China National Tourism Administration China Mr. Gang Chen Deputy Director China National Tourism Administration China Mr. Tao Su Deputy Director China National Tourism Administration China Ms. Wenjiao Yang Official China National Tourism Administration China Mr. Qianguo Li Director China National Tourism Administration China Mr. Jiang Du Vice-chairman China National Tourism Administration China Mr. Xilong Zhang Deputy Director General China National Tourism Administration China Mr. Hai'en Shen Deputy Professor China National Tourism Administration China Mr. Yan Fang Deputy Director China National Tourism Administration China Mr. Bo Yang Director China National Tourism Administration China Mr. Ke Zhao Principal Staff Member China National Tourism Administration China Mr. Yan Xu Director China National Tourism Administration China Mr. Litao Feng Deputy Director General China National Tourism Administration China Mr. Zhengang Hou Director General China National Tourism Administration China Ms. Hui Ma Associate Consultant China National Tourism Administration China Mr. Haijun Xu Deputy Director-general General Administrative Office of China National Tourism Administration China Mr. Gangxin Shan Director-general General Administrative Office of China National Tourism Administration China Mr. Kailin Lu Deputy Director Secretariat,General Administrative Office of China National Tourism Administration China Mr. Dongming Geng Deputy Director Secretariat,General Administrative Office of China National Tourism Administration China Ms. Jing Zhao Senior Staff Senior Translation & Protocol Division,Marketing and International Cooperation Department of China National Tourism Administration China Ms. Pei Hou Deputy director of Division Department of International Organizations and Conferences of MFA China Ms. Sandra Howard Viceministra de Turismo Ministerio de Comercio, Industria y Turismo Colombia Mr. Jaime Alberto Cabal Sanclemente Embajador de Colombia en Austria y Naciones Unidas Embajada de Colombia Colombia Mr. Oscar Orlando Rueda Garcia Embajador de Colombia en Beijing Embajada de Colombia Colombia Ms. Arlette Soudan-Nonault Ministre Ministère du Tourisme et des Loisirs Congo Mr. Antoine Audet Advisor Ministère du Tourisme et des Loisirs Congo Mr. Kessali Lekouledzela Collaborator Ministère du Tourisme et des Loisirs Congo Mr. Daniel Owassa Ambassadeur Extraordinaire Ambassade de la Republique du Congo en Chine Congo Mr. Mauricio Ventura Aragón Ministro de Turismo Instituto Costarricense de Turismo Costa Rica Mr. Hermes Navarro Chief of Tourism Investment Costa Rica Tourism Institute Costa Rica Mr. Siandou Fofana Minister Ministry of Tourism Côte D'Ivoire Mr.
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