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List of Participants Liste Des Participants LIST OF PARTICIPANTS LISTE DES PARTICIPANTS 138th IPU Assembly and Related Meetings Geneva (Switzerland) 24 to 28 March 2018 2 Ms./Mme Gabriela Cuevas Barron President of the Inter-Parliamentary Union Présidente de l'Union interparlementaire Mr./M. Martin Chungong Secretary General of the Inter-Parliamentary Union Secrétaire général de l'Union interparlementaire 3 I. MEMBERS - MEMBRES AFGHANISTAN IBRAHIMI, Abdul Raouf (Mr.) Speaker of the House of the People President of the Group, Leader of the delegation KHAN, Latif (Mr.) Member of the House of Elders Chair of the International Relations Committee NOWROZKHEL, Shafiqah (Mrs.) Member of the House of Elders Chair of the Women Affairs Committee TAREEN, Rana (Mrs.) Member of the House of Elders Defence Committee WAKILY, Mohammad Qais (Mr.) Member of the House of Elders Complaints Committee KOOFI, Fawzia (Mrs.) Member of the House of the People Committee on the Human Rights of Chair of the Women Affairs Committee Parliamentarians ERSHAH, Elay (Mrs.) Member of the House of the People FAHIMI, Mohammad Hossain (Mr.) Member of the House of the People HAMIDY, Farida (Mrs.) Member of the House of the People MUSLIM, Safiullah Mr.) Member of the House of the People Adviser NASRAT, Khudai Nazar (Mr.) Secretary General, House of the People Member of the ASGP QAWIM, Temor Shah (Mr.) Deputy Secretary General for Parliamentary Affairs, Member of the ASGP House of Elders GHALIB, Rahimullah (Mr.) Deputy Secretary General, House of the People Member of the ASGP HUSSAINI, Samiullah (Mr.) Director of Relations with IPU, House of the People Secretary of the Group HAYAT, Zabihullah (Mr.) Director of Relations with World Parliaments, House of the People SIRAJ, Nezamuddin (Mr.) Senior Adviser to the Speaker of the House of the People AZIZI, Sher Ahmad (Mr.) Senior Adviser to the Speaker of the House of the People OMER, Said Farooq (Mr.) Chief of Staff of the Speaker of the House of the People IBRAHIMI, Abdullah (Mr.) Assistant to the Speaker of the House of the People BAKHSHI, Fardin (Mr.) Media Officer, House of the People ALBANIA - ALBANIE ULQINI, Musa (Mr.) Member of Parliament Leader of the delegation Parliamentary Committee on European Integration (PS) BELLO, Vilma (Mrs.) Member of Parliament (PS) KOSOVA, Halim (Mr.) Member of Parliament Committee on Work and Social Issues (PS: Socialist Party of Albania / Parti socialiste albanais) ALGERIA - ALGERIE BENSALAH, Abedlkader (M.) Président du Conseil de la Nation Chef de la délégation BENBADIS, Fawzia (Mme) Membre du Conseil de la Nation Membre du Comité exécutif et du Bureau des femmes parlementaires MANI, Mohamed (M.) Membre du Conseil de la Nation Commission juridique BOUCHELAGHEM, Mohamed (M.) Membre du Conseil de la Nation 4 LABIDI, Nadia (Mme) Membre de l'Assemblée populaire nationale DJELLAB, Mohamed (M.) Membre de l'Assemblée populaire nationale Bureau de la Commission permanente du développement durable, du financement et du commerce CHIHEB, Seddik (M.) Membre de l'Assemblée populaire nationale Bureau de la Commission permanente des affaires des Nations Unies SLIMANI, Bachir (M.) Secrétaire général, Assemblée populaire nationale Membre de l'ASGP BOUREGBA, Aissa (M.) Chef de cabinet du Président du Conseil de la Nation ACHOUI, Youcef (M.) Directeur du protocole du Président du Conseil de la Nation REBAHI, Salim (M.) Directeur de la communication et de l'information, Conseil de la Nation SI BACHIR, Noureddine (M.) Chargé d'études et de synthèse, Assemblée populaire Secrétaire de la délégation nationale BENZIADA, Mounia (Mme) Administrateur principal, Conseil de la Nation ANDORRA - ANDORRE MATEU, Vicenç (M.) Président du Conseil général (DA) Président du Groupe, Chef de la délégation ALÍS, Gerard (M.) Membre du Conseil général (PS) Commission législative de l'intérieur Commission législative des affaires sociales CAMP, Joan Carles (M.) Membre du Conseil général (I) Commission législative de l'aménagement du territoire ARASA, Eva (Mme) Chargée du protocole, Conseil général Secrétaire de la délégation (DA: Democrats for Andorra / Démocrates pour Andorre) (PS: Social Democratic Party / Parti social-démocrate) (I: Independent / Indépendant) ANGOLA DOS SANTOS, Fernando (Mr.) Speaker of the National Assembly (MPLA) President of the Group, Leader of the delegation DIAKITÉ, Josefina (Mrs.) Member of the National Assembly (MPLA) DANDA, Raul (Mr.) Member of the National Assembly (UNITA) TITO, Lindo (Mr.) Member of the National Assembly (Casa-CE) VALENTE, Idalina (Mrs.) Member of the National Assembly (MPLA) Member of the Executive Committee and of the Bureau of Women Parliamentarians VAN-DÚNEM, Kilamba (Mr.) Member of the National Assembly (MPLA) CARDOSO, Maria (Ms.) Member of the National Assembly BARRICA, Nildeice (Mrs.) Adviser, National Assembly DOMINGOS, Dilizia (Ms.) Adviser, National Assembly MEDEIROS, Maria (Mrs.) Director of the President's Office, National Assembly NERI, Pedro (Mr.) Secretary General, National Assembly Member of the ASGP VICENTE, Lázaro (Mr.) Adviser, National Assembly CORREIA, Apolinário (Mr.) Ambassador/Permanent Representative VARELA, Osvaldo (Mr.) Ambassador/Permanent Representative JAIME, António (Mr.) Diplomat 5 EDUARDO, Manuel (Mr.) Diplomat GUIMARÃES, Alberto (Mr.) Diplomat GARCIA, Santos (Mr.) Press (MPLA: Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola / Mouvement populaire pour la libération de l’Angola) (UNITA: National Union for the Total Independence of Angola / Union nationale pour l'indépendance totale de l'Angola) (Casa-CE: Convergence Angola Salvation Wide-Electoral Coalition / Convergence ample de sauvetage de l'Angola-Coalition électorale) ARGENTINA - ARGENTINE PINEDO, Federico (Mr.) President pro tempore of the Senate (PRO) President of the Group, Committee on the Human Committee on Agreements Rights of Parliamentarians, Leader of the delegation MONZÓ, Emilio (Mr.) Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies (PRO) CREXELL, Carmen Lucila (Ms.) Member of the Senate (MPN) Bureau of the Standing Committee on UN Affairs Committee on Fiscal Reform ROMERO, Juan Carlos (Mr.) Member of the Senate (PJ) Budget and Finance Committee National Economy and Investment Committee ROZAS, Angel (Mr.) Member of the Senate (BUCR) Committee on the Monitoring and Control of the Procurement Management and of the Foreign Debt Payment Committee on the Monitoring and Implementation of the New Penal Code Committee on Mercosur URTUBEY, Rodolfo (Mr.) Member of the Senate (PJ) Chair of the Committee on the Monitoring and Implementation of the New Penal Code Committee on Agreements Budget and Finance Committee LOSPENNATO, Silvia Gabriela (Ms.) Member of the Chamber of Deputies (PRO) CHERNIAK, Carlos (Mr.) Minister, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Worship BESTANI, Simon (Mr.) Director General of Parliamentary Diplomacy, Senate Secretary of the Group CINCUNEGUI, Juan De Dios (Mr.) General Director International Relations, Chamber of Deputies ARNEJO, Maria Laura (Ms.) Protocol Coordinator, Senate HAZAN, Laura (Ms.) Protocol and Hearings General Director, Senate TUNESSI, Juan Pedro (Mr.) Parliamentary Secretary, Senate Secretary of the Group SCHUSTER, Paula (Ms.) Institutional Communication Director General, Senate VACA, Patricia (Ms.) Deputy Director, Media, Senate ALBERTI, Sergio (Mr.) Assistant to the President pro tempore of the Senate (PRO: Republican Proposal / Proposition républicaine) (MPN: Neuquino Popular Movement / Mouvement populaire Neuquino) (PJ: Justicialist Party / Parti justicialiste) (BUCR: Bloque Unión Civica Radical) 6 ARMENIA - ARMENIE BABLOYAN, Ara (Mr.) Speaker of the National Assembly (HHK) President of the Group, Leader of the delegation AVAGYAN, Karen (Mr.) Member of the National Assembly (HHK) Deputy Chair of the Standing Committee on Science, Education, Culture, Youth and Sport ISAYAN, Shake (Mrs.) Member of the National Assembly (PAP) Bureau of the Standing Committee on Democracy Committee on European Integration and Human Rights NAZARYAN, Lena (Mrs.) Member of the National Assembly (CC) Committee on Territorial Administration NIKOYAN, Samvel (Mr.) Member of the National Assembly (HHK) Finance-Loan and Budgetary Affairs Committee SARDARYAN, Shushan (Mrs.) Member of the National Assembly (HHK) Committee on State and Legal Affairs and of Human Rights Defence SAGHATELYAN, Ara (Mr.) Secretary General, Chief of Staff, National Assembly BABAYAN, Arsen (Mr.) Head of the Public Relations Department, National Assembly BIYAGOV, Victor (Mr.) Head of the Foreign Relations Department, National Assembly GHAZARYAN, Zabela (Mrs.) Chief Specialist of the Foreign Relations Department, Secretary of the Group National Assembly HOVHANNISYAN, Artak (Mr.) Head of the Protocol Department, National Assembly TOLMAJYAN, Hasmik (Ms.) Diplomat PETROSYAN, Lilia (Ms.) Diplomat MIRZOYAN, Lia (Ms.) Diplomat SAHAKYAN, Vardhui (Ms.) Diplomat GRIGORYAN, Arthur (Mr.) TOVMASYAN, Murad (Mr.) Press (HHK: Republican Party of Armenia / Parti républicain arménien) (PAP: Prosperous Armenia Party / Parti arménien de la prospérité) (CC: Civil Contract / Contrat civil) AUSTRALIA - AUSTRALIE MACDONALD, Ian (Mr.) Member of the Senate (LPA) Leader of the delegation BILYK, Catryna (Ms.) Member of the Senate (ALP) WILSON, Josh (Mr.) Member of the House of Representatives (ALP) MATULICK, Toni (Ms.) Committee Secretary, Senate Secretary to the delegation WILDE, Elizabeth (Ms.) Diplomat STRAHAN, Lachlan (Mr.) Diplomat PLAYFORD, Kevin (Mr.) Diplomat FERGUSON, Sarah (Ms.) Diplomat ALBLAS, Greer (Ms.) Diplomat 7 (LPA: Liberal Party of Australia / Parti libéral australien) (ALP:
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