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GC(17)/INF/145/Rev.2 GC(XVII)/INF/145/Rev. 2 20 November 1973 International Atomic Energy Agency GENERAL Distr. GENERAL CONFERENCE ENGLISH only Seventeenth regular session 18-24 September 1973 Vienna DELEGATIONS CONTENTS I. DELEGATIONS 3 1. States 3 A. Member States 3 B. Other States 20 2. Organizations 21 A. United Nations and the specialized agencies . 21 B. Other intergovernmental organizations 21 C. Non-governmental organizations having consultative status with the Agency 22 II. OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES 23 GC(XVII)/INF/145/Rev. 2 I. DELEGATIONS 1. STATES A. MEMBER STATES AFGHANISTAN (not represented) AUSTRALIA Delegate Mr. R. W. BOSWELL, O. B.E. ALBANIA Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission; Governor from Australia on the Agency' s Delegate Mr. SokratPLAKA Board of Governors Ambassador to Austria Alternates Mr. J.R. ROWLAND Ambassador to Austria; Alternates Mr. V. MOISIU Resident Representative to the Counsellor, Agency; The Embassy in Austria; Alternate to the Governor Alternate to the Resident Representative to the Agency Sir Lenox HEWITT, O.B.E. Permanent Secretary, Mr. I. NOTI Department of Minerals and Energy; First Secretary, Member, Atomic Energy Commission; The Embassy in Austria; Alternate to the Governor Alternate to the Resident Representative Advisers Mr. Graeme HANNA Mr. P. SKENDO Attache, Atomic Energy, Deputy Director, the Embassy in Austria; Institute for Nuclear Physics Adviser to the Governor and Alternate to the Resident Representative ALGERIA Mr. M.C. CLANCY Delegate Mr. H. HELLAL Second Secretary, Professor in Physics the Embassy in Austria; Adviser to the Governor and to the Alternates Mr. M. KETTAB Resident Representative Secretary, Permanent Mission in Geneva Mr. BENDJABALLAH Faculty of Sciences, University of Algiers AUSTRIA Delegate Mr. Johann MANZ ARGENTINA Minister Plenipotentiary, Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs Delegate Mr. Mario BAN CORA Professor; Alternates Mr. Richard POLACZEK Chairman of the Nuclear Power Stations' Director, Federal Chancellery Committee of the CNEA Mr. Kurt ZELENY Alternate Mr. Alberto ADEN Director, Federal Chancellery Counsellor, the Embassy in Austria; Alternate to the Governor from Argentina Mr. Johann MULLER on the Agency's Board of Governors and Head of Section, Federal Ministry to the Resident Representative to the Agency of Social Affairs 3 GC(XVII)/INF/145/Rev.2 Mr. Franz BERGER Alternates Count J.F. de LIEDEKERKE Director, Federal Ministry of Minister Plenipotentiary; Agriculture and Forestry Alternate to the Governor and to the Resident Representative Mr. Rudolf RENNER Director, Federal Ministry of Trade, Miss Simone HERPELS Commerce and Industry Director, Scientific Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mr. Robert TSCHECH Head of Section, Federal Ministry of Secretary to the Mr. Georges ENGLEBERT Communications Delegation Expert, Permanent Mission to the Agency Mr. Raimund PERTUSINI Director, Federal Ministry of Works and Technology BOLIVIA Delegate Mr. Hans DRESCHER Mr. Rudolf BURGER Honorary Consul-General in Austria Federal Ministry of Science and Research Mr. Peter VYCHYTIL BRAZIL Federal Ministry of Health and Environmental Protection Delegate Mr. Hervasio G. de CARVALHO Professor; Adviser Mr. Alfons BURTSCHER Chairman, National Nuclear Osterreichische Studiengesellschaft Energy Commission; fur Atomenergie Ges. m. b.H. Governor from Brazil on the Agency's Board of Governors Secretary to the Mr. Ulrich HACK Delegation First Secretary, Alternates Mr. Paulo RIBEIRO de ARRUDA Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs Professor; Member, National Nuclear Energy Commission; Alternate to the Governor BANGLADESH Mr. Tharcisio Damy de SOUZA SANTOS Delegate Mr. M. Innas ALI Professor ; Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission Member, National Nuclear Energy Commission; Alternate Mr. Anwar HOSSAIN Alternate to the Governor Member, Atomic Energy Commission Mr. Helio F. S. BITTENCOURT Advisers Mr. M. Wazed MIAH Resident Representative to the Agency; Principal Scientific Officer, Alternate to the Governor Atomic Energy Commission Secretary to the Mrs. Regina B. FLORES Mr. Waliur RAHMAN Delegation Adviser to the Resident Representative Permanent Observer to the United Nations in Geneva BULGARIA BELGIUM Delegate Mr. Stefan VASSILEV Professor; Delegate Mr. Jacques ERRERA President, Atomic Energy Committee Professor; Governor from Belgium on the Alternates Mr. Ivan POPOV Agency's Board of Governors; Ambassador to Austria; Resident Representative to the Agency Resident Representative to the Agency 4 GC(XVU)/INF/145/Rev. 2 Mr. Neno IVANCHEV Advisers Mr. T. C. HAMMOND Professor; Counsellor, the Embassy in Austria; Executive Secretary, Alternate to the Governor and to the Atomic Energy Committee Resident Representative Mr. Manol POPOV Mr. A. SMYTH First Secretary, Department of External Affairs the Embassy in Austria; Alternate to the Resident Representative CHILE (not represented) Mr. Kuzman MANOLOV Expert, COLOMBIA Atomic Energy Committee Delegate Mr. Vicente HUERTAS DE FRANCISCO Ambassador to Austria BURMA (not represented) Alternates Mr. Tulio MARULANDA Governor from Colombia on the Agency' s BYELORUSSIAN SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLIC Board of Governors; Resident Representative to the Agency Delegate Mr. A.K. KRASIN Academician; Mr. Guillermo OTALORA RAMOS Director, Director General, Institute for Nuclear Energetics, Institute of Nuclear Energy Minsk Adviser Miss TRINA ACOSTA Alternate Mr. L.I. KOLYKHAN First Secretary, the Embassy in Austria Head of Laboratory, Institute for Nuclear Energetics, Minsk COSTA RICA Delegate Mr. Arnaldo ORTIZ-LOPEZ CAMEROON Ambassador to Austria; Resident Representative to the Agency Delegate Mr. Ekedi SAMNIK First Secretary, the Embassy in the Alternates Mr. Carlos CORDERO-CHAVERRI Federal Republic of Germany Member, Atomic Energy Commission Mr. Erich M. ZEILINGER CANADA Alternate to the Resident Representative Delegate Mr. John A. BEESLEY Mr. Edgar MONGE-VIQUEZ Ambassador to Austria; Minister - Counsellor, Resident Representative to the Agency the Embassy in Austria; Alternate to the Resident Representative Alternates Mr. J.L. GRAY. President, Adviser Miss Emilia ALVAREZ-NAVARRO Atomic Energy of Canada Limited First Secretary, the Embassy in Austria; Adviser to the Resident Representative Mr. D.G. HURST President, Atomic Energy Control Board of Canada CUBA Mr. D. WATSON Delegate Mr. Luis ORLANDO RODRIGUEZ Vice-President, Ambassador; Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Resident Representative to the Agency 5 G C (X VII) /IN F/14 5/Rev. 2 Alternates Mrs. Vera BORODOWSKY JACKIEWICH Mr. Erik BASTRUP-BIRK Chief, Section of International Head of Department, Organizations and Conferences, Atomic Energy Commission Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mrs. Nanna DAHLERUP Mr. Luis Felipe PACHECO Counsellor, the Embassy in Austria; Second Secretary, the Embassy in Austria; Alternate to the Resident Representative Alternate to the Resident Representative Mr. N.A. GADEGAARD Principal Officer, CYPRUS (not represented) Atomic Energy Commission CZECHOSIOVAK SOCIALIST REPUBLIC DOMINICAN REPUBLIC (not represented) Delegate Mr. Jan NEUMANN Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission ECUADOR (not represented) Alternates Mr. Karel KOMAREK Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Austria; EGYPT, ARAB REPUBLIC OF Resident Representative to the Agency Delegate Mr. Salah GOHAR Mr. Karel BARABAS Ambassador to Austria; Deputy Chairman, Governor from Egypt on the Agency's Atomic Energy Commission Board of Governors; Resident Representative to the Agency Mr. Jozef BELACIK Alternate to the Resident Representative Alternates Mr. Kamal EFFAT Deputy Director General, Advisers Mr. Karel PEcTNKA Atomic Energy Establishment; Scientific Adviser to the Alternate to the Governor Resident Representative Mr. Adel M. ABDEL SALAM Mrs. Jifina DAVIDOVA Counsellor, the Embassy in Austria; Foreign Relations Department, Alternate to the Governor and to the Atomic Energy Commission Resident Representative Advisers Mr. Mohamed M. ABOU ZEID DENMARK First Secretary, the Embassy in Austria; Adviser to the Resident Representative Delegate Mr. Hans Henrik KOCH Permanent Under-Secretary of State; Mr. Reda FARAHAT Chairman, Executive Committee, Third Secretary, Atomic Energy Commission Ministry of Foreign Affairs Alternates Mr. John KNOX Ambassador to Austria; Resident Representative to the Agency EL SALVADOR (not represented) Mr. Hans von BULOW Secretary-General, ETHIOPIA Atomic Energy Commission Delegate Mr. Melak Hail MENGESHA Mr. Flemming JUUL Dean and Associate Professor, Deputy Director, College of Agriculture, Research Establishment Risfi Haile Selassie I University 6 GC(XVII)/INF/145/Rev. 2 Alternate Mr. Ephraim MAMO Alternates Mr. Bertrand GOLDSCHMIDT Head, Radiobiology Section, Director of International Relations, Institute of Pathobiology, Atomic Energy Commission; Haile Selassie I University Governor from France on the Agency's Board of Governors Mr. Gilles CURIEN FINLAND Minister Plenipotentiary; Chief, Office of Scientific Affairs, Delegate Mr. Erkki LAURILA Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Professor; Alternate to the Governor Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission; Member, Academy of Finland; Mr. Gerald de LA ROCHEFORDIERE Governor from Finland on the Agency' s Counsellor, the Embassy in Austria; Board of Governors Alternate to the Governor Alternates Mr. Jussi MAKINEN Mr. Francois PERROT Ambassador to Austria; Chief, Office of International Relations, Resident Representative to the Agency; Atomic Energy Commission Alternate to the Governor Mrs. Marie-Paule LACOSTE Mr. Paul GUSTAFSSON Attache, Department of International Director,
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