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Seminar: Prevent and Protect – an Integrated Approach to External Conflicts and Crises Lisbon, December 7th, 2018 Country Participants Institution Ambassador Robert Zischg Ambassador of Austria in Lisbon Austria Ambassador Petra Schneebauer Director-General, Consular Section and Corporate Service, MFA Ms. Daniela Boltman Consul, Embassy of Austria em Lisbon Belgium Mr. Hans Heeman Deputy Director Crises Center, MFA Bulgaria Mr. Nikolay Tzatchev Director of the Situation Center, MFA Ambassador Ivica Marici Ambassador of the Republic of Croatia in Lisbon Croatia Mr. Luka Alerić Head of Department, Directorate for Consular Affairs, MFA Mr. Hrvoje Ćurko Minister Plenipotentiary, Embassy of the Republic of Croatia in Lisbon Ambassador Andreas Ignatiou Ambassador of Cyprus in Lisbon Cyprus Mr. Pericles D. Stivaros Head of Crisis Management Department, MFA Mr. Larkos A. Theokli Administrative Attached, Embassy of the Republic of Cyprus in Lisbon Ambassador Petr Selepa Ambassador of Czech Republic in Lisbon Czech Republic Mr. Pavel Pitel Director of the Consular Department, MFA Ambassador Michael Suhr Ambassador of Denmark in Lisbon Denmark Mr. Kristoffer Vivike Head of Department for Consular Assistance and Contingency Planning Estonia Ms. Marit Maks Consul at the Estonian Embassy in Lisbon Ambassador Tarja Laitiainen Ambassador of Finland in Lisbon Finland Ms. Kaarina Kulin Administrative and Consular Attaché, Embassy of Finland in Lisbon France Ms. Sylvia Galvão Head of Consular Department, Embassy of France in Lisbon Ambassador Christof Weil Ambassador of Germany in Lisbon Mr. Richard Stier Chief of Evacuation Planning, Crisis Response Centre, MFA Germany Ms. Tanja Weise Consul, Embassy of Germany in Lisbon Ms. Daniela Schlegel Counsellor, Embassy of Germany in Lisbon Ambassador Theodore Georgakelos Ministry's Political Director, MFA Greece Ms. Ekaterini Simopoulou Ambassador of Greece in Lisbon Ms. Alexandra Mantzila Head of the Crisis Management Unit Seminar: Prevent and Protect – an Integrated Approach to External Conflicts and Crises Lisbon, December 7th, 2018 Country Participants Institution Mr. Ákos Berzétei Deputy State Secretary of State, MFA Hungary Mr. Kaizinger Tibor First Counsellor, Consul, Ambassy of Hungary in Lisbon Ambassador Uberto D'Archirafi Ambassador of Italy in Lisbon Italy Mr. Stefano Verrecchia Head of the Foreign Ministry’s Crisis Unit, MFA Mr. Kyle O'Sullivan Director General of Consular Services, MFA Ireland Mr. Tom Redmond Second Secretary, Embassy of Irland in Lisbon Latvia Mr. Jurgis Barkans Consular Assistance Division, MFA Ambassador Jean-Jacques Welfring Ambassador of Luxembourg in Portugal Luxembourg Ambassador Christian Biever Director of Consular Affairs and International Cultural Relations Malta Mr. John Buttigieg Director of Consular Services, MFA and Trade Promotion Netherlands Ambassador Govert Bijl de Vroe Ambassador of the Netherlands in Lisbon Lithuania Mr Giedrius Kazakevicius Director of the Consular Department, MFA Poland Mr. Konrad Adamowicz Coordinator of Consular Crises Situations Mr. José Luis Carneiro Secretary of State for the Portuguese Communities Portugal Ambassador Júlio Vilela Director General of Consular Affairs, MFA Romania Mr. Bogdan Stanescu Director General of Consular Department, MFA Ambassador Oldrich Halvácek Ambassador of Slovak Republic in Lisbon Slovakia Mr. Vladimir Frano Director of the Department for Crises Management, MFA Ambassador Matiaz Longar Ambassador of the Republic of Slovenia to the Portuguese Republic Slovenia Mr. Andrej Ster Head of the Consular Department, MFA Emergency Consular Division, Directorate General for Consular Spain Ms. Emilia Celemin Redondo Affairs and Spanish Communities Ambassador Helena Pilsas Alin Ambassador of Sweden in Lisbon Sweden Ms. Carin Otterström Third Secretary, Embassy of Sweden in Lisbon United Kingdom Ms Simona Demuro Consular Regional Operations Manager for the South of Europe Seminar: Prevent and Protect – an Integrated Approach to External Conflicts and Crises Lisbon, 7th, December 7th, 2018 Country Participants Institution General Secretariat of the Council Mr. Jan Alhadeff Head of the Civil Protection Unit, DG RELEX of European Union Ms. Leni Rikkonen - Le Villain Political Administrator, DG RELEX Mr. Antoine Lemasson Head of Unit, ERCC, DG ECHO European Commission Policy Officer, Directorate-General for Justice and Consumers Mr. Jan Stadler Union citizenship and free movement Ambassador Victor Madeira dos Head of Division, Consular Crisis Management, EEAS European External Action Service Santos Mr. Soren Liborius Deputy Head of Division, Consular Crises Management, EEAS Portuguese Institute for Director of the Portuguese Institute for International Mr. Nuno Severiano Teixeira International Relations Relations (IPRI-UNL) Lieutenent - General Carlos Mourato President of the Portuguese National Authority for Civil Nunes Protection (ANPC) National Authority for Civil 1st National Operational Commander, National Command for Colonel José Manuel Duarte da Costa Protection Rescue Operations [ANPC]) 2nd National Operational Commander, National Command for Ms. Patrícia Gaspar Rescue Operations (ANPC) .
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