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Bureau International Du Travail - Conseil D’Administration International Labour Office - Governing Body Oficina Internacional Del Trabajo - Consejo De Administración Bureau international du Travail - Conseil d’administration International Labour Office - Governing Body Oficina Internacional del Trabajo - Consejo de Administración 326e session - Genève - mars 2016 326th Session - Geneva - March 2016 326.a Reunión - Ginebra - marzo de 2016 Liste finale des personnes assistant à la session Final list of persons attending the session Lista final de las personas presentes en la reunión Membres gouvernementaux titulaires Titular Government members p. 2 Miembros gubernamentales titulares Membres gouvernementaux adjoints Deputy Government members p. 11 Miembros gubernamentales adjuntos Membres employeurs titulaires Titular Employer members p. 19 Miembros empleadores titulares Membres employeurs adjoints Deputy Employer members p. 20 Miembros empleadores adjuntos Membres travailleurs titulaires Titular Worker members p. 22 Miembros trabajadores titulares Membres travailleurs adjoints Deputy Worker members p. 23 Miembros trabajadores adjuntos Représentants d’autres Etats Membres Representatives of other member States p. 25 Representantes de otros Estados Miembros Représentants d’autres Etats non membres Representatives of non member States p. 32 Representantes de otros Estados no miembros Représentants d'Organisations internationales gouvernementales Representatives of international governmental organizations p. 33 Representantes de organizaciones internacionales gubernamentales Représentants d'Organisations internationales non gouvernementales Representatives of international non-governmental organizations p. 36 Representantes de organizaciones internacionales no gubernamentales Mouvements de libération Liberation movements p. 38 Movimientos de liberación 1 Membres gouvernementaux titulaires Titular Government members Miembros gubernamentales titulares Président du Conseil d’Administration: Chairperson of the Governing Body: Ms M. KAJI (Japan) Presidente del Consejo de Administración: Ms S. BAUN, Head, International Employment Algérie Algeria Argelia and Social Policy Branch, Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs. M. B. DELMI, Ambassadeur, Représentant Mr A. SCHLÜTER, Head, International Labour permanent, Mission permanente, Genève. Organization (ILO)/United Nations suppléant(s): Division, Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs. M. M. KHIAT, Secrétaire général, Ministère du Mr J. FARZAN, Adviser, International Labour Travail, de l'Emploi et de la Sécurité sociale. Organization (ILO)/United Nations M. F. ZAIDI, Directeur général de l'Emploi et Division, Federal Ministry of Labour and de l'Insertion, Ministère du Travail, de Social Affairs. l'Emploi et de la Sécurité sociale. Mr K. GÜNTHER, Social Affairs Adviser, M. A. DROUA, Directeur des Relations de Permanent Mission, Geneva. Travail, Ministère du Travail, de l'Emploi et de la Sécurité sociale. accompanied by: accompagné(s) de: Mr S. KÜNZEL, Specialist, Division VI b 1, International Employment and Social Policy M. T. DJOUAMA, Ministre Conseiller, and Twinning, Federal Ministry of Labour Mission permanente, Genève. and Social Affairs. M. M. HABCHI, Conseiller, Mission Ms M. PIEPER, Permanent Mission, Geneva. permanente, Genève. Mme H. KHERROUR, Secrétaire des Affaires étrangères, Mission permanente, Genève. M. Z. KHERROUR, Secrétaire des Affaires Angola étrangères, Mission permanente, Genève. M. H. KHELIF, Sous-Directeur, Ministère des M. A. CORREIA, Ambassadeur, Représentant Affaires étrangères. permanent, Mission Permanente, Genève. suppléant(s): M. D. N'GOVE LUSSOKE, Directeur, Allemagne Germany Ministère de l'Administration publique, du Alemania Travail et de la Sécurité sociale. Ms S. HOFFMANN, Director, European and accompagné(s) de: International Employment and Social Policy M. A. MBEMBA NZITA, Premier Secrétaire, Department, Federal Ministry of Labour and Mission Permanente, Genève. Social Affairs. M. A. GUIMARÃES, Deuxième Secrétaire, substitute(s): Misión Permanente, Ginebra. Mr U. SEIDENBERGER, Ambassador, Permanent Representative, Permanent Mission, Geneva. 2 Argentine Argentina Bulgarie Bulgaria Sr. A. D'ALOTTO, Embajador, Representante Mr. I. PIPERKOV, Ambassador, Permanent Permanente, Misión Permanente, Ginebra. Representative, Permanent Mission, Geneva. suplente(s): substitute(s): Sr. E. LEGUIZAMON, Jefe de Gabinete del Ministro de Trabajo, Ministerio de Trabajo, Ms A. DAVIDOVA, Minister Plenipotentiary, Empleo y Seguridad Social. Permanent Mission, Geneva. Sr. G. CORRES, Jefe de Departamento de Mr A. EVTIMOV, Head, Department for Asuntos Internacionales, Ministerio de International Organizations and Trabajo, Empleo y Seguridad Social. International Cooperation, Ministry of Sr. J. TITIRO, Asesor en Relaciones Laborales, Labour and Social Policy. Ministerio de Trabajo, Empleo y Seguridad accompanied by: Social. Ms S. PARAPUNOVA, State Expert, acompañado(s) de: Department for International Organizations Sr. J. MERCADO, Ministro, Misión and International Cooperation, Directorate Permanente, Ginebra. for European Affairs and International Sr. L. ABBENANTE, Secretario de Embajada, Cooperation, Ministry of Labour and Social Misión Permanente, Ginebra. Policy. Brésil Brazil Brasil Cambodge Cambodia Camboya Ms R. CORDEIRO DUNLOP, Ambassador, Permanent Representative, Permanent Mr S. NEY, Ambassador, Permanent Mission, Geneva. Representative, Permanent Mission, substitute(s): Geneva. Mr M. BARBOSA, Special Advisor to the substitute(s): Minister, Ministry of Labour and Social Mr C. BOU, Labour Counsellor, Ministry of Security. Labour and Vocational Training. accompanied by: accompanied by: Mr P. DALCERO, Minister-Counsellor, Mr S. YANG, Assistant of Labour Counsellor, Permanent Mission, Geneva. Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training. Ms D. ROCHA MATTOS, Chief of the International Organizations Division, Ministry of Labour and Social Security. Mr F. FIGUEIREDO DE SOUZA, First Chine China Secretary, Permanent Mission, Geneva. Mr P. GHETTI, Third Secretary, Permanent Mr C. FU, Ambassador, Permanent Mission, Geneva. Representative, Permanent Mission, Geneva. substitute(s): Mr Y. LU, Deputy Director-General, Department of International Cooperation, Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security. 3 Mr X. DAI, Counsellor, Permanent Mission, Geneva. Emirats arabes unis United accompanied by: Arab Emirates Emiratos Arabes Unidos Mr B. HAO, Director-General, Department of International Cooperation, Ministry of Mr H. ALSUWAIDI, Assistant Under Human Resources and Social Security. Secretary for Labour Affairs, Ministry of Mr S. YU, Minister Counsellor, Permanent Labour. Mission, Geneva. Mr D. DUAN, Counsellor, Permanent Mission, substitute(s): Geneva. Mr A. ALMARZOOQI, Director, International Mr S. RONG, Director, Department of Relations Office, Ministry of Labour. International Cooperation, Ministry of Mr O. ALNUAIMI, Assistant Under Secretary Human Resources and Social Security. for Policies and Strategies Affairs, Ministry Mr F. TIAN, First Secretary, Permanent of Labour. Mission, Geneva. Mr A. ZALAMI, Adviser to the Minister for International Relations, Ministry of Labour. République de Corée accompanied by: Republic of Korea Mr O. ALZAABI, Ambassador, Permanent República de Corea Representative, Permanent Mission, Geneva. Mr K. CHOI, Ambassador, Permanent Mr R. ALSHAMSI, First Secretary, Permanent Representative, Permanent Mission, Mission, Geneva. Geneva. Mr A. FAKHFAKH, Expert in International Organizations, Permanent Mission, Geneva. substitute(s): Mr Y. KIM, Ambassador, Deputy Permanent Representative, Permanent Mission, Geneva. Etats-Unis United States Mr J. PARK, Deputy Minister of Planning and Estados Unidos Coordination Office, Ministry of Employment and Labour. Mr R. SHEPARD, Director, Office of Mr B. KWON, Labour Attaché, Permanent International Relations, Department of Mission, Geneva. Labor. accompanied by: substitute(s): Mr W. LEE, Director, International Labour Ms P. HAMAMOTO, Ambassador, Permanent Affairs Division, Ministry of Employment Representative, Permanent Mission, and Labour. Geneva. Mr H. CHUNG, Director, International Ms J. BARRETT, International Relations Cooperation Division, Ministry of Officer, Office of International Relations, Employment and Labour. Department of Labor. Ms S. KWON, Deputy Director, International accompanied by: Labour Affairs Division, Ministry of Employment and Labour. Mr T. ALLEGRA, Deputy Permanent Ms E. LEE, Deputy Director, International Representative, Permanent Mission, Cooperation Affairs Division, Ministry of Geneva. Employment and Labour. Ms S. FOX, Special Representative for Mr H. LEE, Assistant Director, International International Labor Affairs, Department of Labour Affairs Division, Ministry of State. Employment and Labour. 4 Mr G. GARRAMONE, First Secretary, M. P. ROZET, Conseiller pour les Affaires Political and Specialized Agencies, sociales, Mission permanente, Genève. Permanent Mission, Geneva. M. Y. CRIADO, Chargé de mission, Ms J. GOODYEAR, International Relations Délégation aux Affaires européennes et Officer, Office of International Relations, internationales, Ministère du Travail, de Department of Labor. l'Emploi, de la Formation professionnelle et Mr N. KLEIN, International Relations Officer, du Dialogue social. Office of Economic and Development M. C. HERVE, Chargé de mission, Affairs, Department of State. Organisations économiques, numérique, Ms K. MONAHAN, Deputy Director, Office of gouvernance de l'internet, diplomatie Economic and Development Affairs, économique et attractivité du territoire Department of State. français pour les organisations
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