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Seminar on Cooperation Among Central Asian National Chambers of Commerce 中国家人名单 Staff list of central-Asian countries Afghanistan(阿富汗) 1、Mr. Mohammad Azim Wardak President,International trade department of Ministry of Commerce and Industries(阿富汗商部国易司司) Address:MoCI, Darulaman Watt, Kabul, AFG Tel:93(0)-202-500334 E-MAIL:[email protected] 2、Mr. Ghulam Mohammad Yailaqi President,Afghan Chambers of Commerce & Industries(阿富汗工商会主席) Address:ACCI, Behind Ghazi Stadium, Kabul, AFG E-MAIL:[email protected] 3、Mr. Khan Jan Alkozai Vice President,Afghan Chambers of Commerce & Industries(阿富汗工商会 副主席) Address:ACCI, Behind Ghazi Stadium, Kabul, AFG E-MAIL:[email protected] 4、Mr.Abdul Safir Sahar Legislation Coordinator,Ministry of Finance(阿富汗政部法律协 人) 1 Address:MoF, Pashtoonistan Watt, Kabul, AFG Tel:93(0)799 211 294 E-MAIL:[email protected] Azerbaijan(阿塞拜疆) 1、Mr. Adil Abdullayev Member of board,chamber of commerce and industry(阿塞拜疆国家工商会 委会委) Address:istiglaliyyat str.31,Baku,AZ1001,Azerbaijan Tel:(99412)-4928912 Fax:(99412)-4927438 2、Mr.Alpasha Gaybaliyev Secretary General,National Confederation of Entrepreneurs organization (阿塞拜疆国家雇主协会秘) Address:Acad.H.Aliyer stz.57.37d blooz,AZ1009,Baui Tel:(99412)-4657242 Fax:(99412)-4657242 3、Mr.Hakan ozalpay Member of excecutive board, ATIB(阿塞拜疆土耳其商人协会执行委会委 2 ) Address:istiglaliyyat str.31,Baku,AZ1001,Azerbaijan Tel:(99412)-4498882 Fax: (99412)-4498884 4、Mr.Safarov Nariman President , Press-Alliance/Capital Group of Companies (consulting business)(新 盟/本集公司主席) Address:Azerbaijan / Baku / Gurkashenli 95/10 Tel:(99412)- 5101553 Fax:(99412)- 497 1589 E-MAIL:[email protected] Kazakhstan(哈克斯坦) 1、Ms.Sherin Suzhikova Adviser,Chamber of commerce and industry(哈克斯坦工商会主席 ) Address:PR.AL-FARABI 5,Business center "Nurly Tau",LA,office 503 Tel:(7272)2777-005 Fax:(7272)2777-050 E-MAIL:[email protected] 3 2、Ms.Lyudmila Zhdanova Specialist,Chamber of commerce and industry(哈克斯坦工商会国合作 部家) Address:PR.AL-FARABI 5,Business center "Nurly Tau",LA,office 503 Tel:(7272)2777-005 Fax:(7272)2777-050 E-MAIL:[email protected] 3、Ms.Kamila Kudaibergenova Expert,Chamber of commerce and industry(哈克斯坦工商会国合作部 家) Address:PR.AL-FARABI 5,Business center "Nurly Tau",LA,office 503 Tel:(7272)2777-005 Fax:(7272)2777-050 E-MAIL:[email protected] 4、Ms.Auezvoa Lola Specialist,Demir Bank( Demir 行家) Address:PR.AL-FARABI 5,Business center "Nurly Tau",LA,office 503 Tel:(7272)2777-005 Fax:(7272)2777-050 E-MAIL:[email protected] 4 5、Ms.Meruyert Aubakirova Director General,Tourist Company Alya Star(Alay Star 旅游公司 理) Address:53,Dostyr Ave, Off 1, Almaty, Kazakhstan Tel:(7272)2583308 Fax:(7272)910465 E-MAIL:[email protected] Kyrgyz republic(吉尔吉斯斯坦) 1、Mr.Boris Perfiliev President,Chamber of commerce and industry of kyrgyz republic(吉尔吉 斯斯坦工商会主席) Address:107,kyevskaya str,bishkek,kyrgyz Republic Tel:996 312-210565 Fax:996 312-210575 E-MAIL:[email protected] 2、Mr.Chynybai Tursunbekov President,Entrepreneurs union of Kyrgyz republic(吉尔吉斯斯坦企 合会主席) Address:Tynystanova str.120;Bishkek,Kyrgyz Republic Tel:996 312-620209 5 Fax:996 312-666864 E-MAIL:[email protected] 3、Mr.Bazarbai Mambetov President,Association of oil traders (吉尔吉斯斯坦石油易协会主席) Address:Tynystanova str.120;Bishkek,Kyrgyz Republic Tel:996 312-620209 Fax:996 312-666864 E-MAIL:[email protected] 4、Mr.Saparbek Asanov Director,Association of light industry's enterprises (吉尔吉斯斯坦 工企家协会主席) Address:Tynystanova str.120;Bishkek,Kyrgyz Republic Tel:996 312 549229 Fax:996 312 549333 E-MAIL:[email protected] 5、Ms.Dilbar Alimjanova Director,Association of fruit and vegetable enterprises(吉尔吉斯斯坦 水果和蔬菜协会主席) Address:Bishkek,Turusbekov str.31/405 Tel:996 312-215952 6 Fax:996 312-215955 E-MAIL:[email protected] Mongolia(蒙古): 1、Ms. Magvan Oyunchimeg Vice chairman,Mongolian National Chamber of Commerce and Industry(蒙 古国家工商会副主席) Address:Sambuu Street-11,Ulaanbaatar-38,Mongolia Tel:976-11-329856 Fax:976-11-324620 E-MAIL:[email protected] 2、Ms. Haliun Davaadorj Head of international Banking department,Khan Bank Co.Lltd(Khan 行 国 行部 理) Address:Ulaanbaatar-51,Khan Bank Head Office Tel:976-990-87475 Fax:976-990-87475 E-MAIL:[email protected] 3、Mr.Baatarsuren Panid 7 President,Aero Mongolia Co.Ltd Address:Buyant-Ukhaa International Airport,Ulaanbaatar-34,Mongolia Tel:976-11-983029 Fax:976-11-379943 E-MAIL:[email protected] Tajikistan(塔吉克斯坦) 1、Mr.karamaliev Asanali Deputy chairman , The chamber of Commerce & Industry of republic of Tajikistan(塔吉克斯坦工商合会副主席) Address:Valamatgade str.21,Dushanbe Tajikistan Tel:992 372-211480 Fax:996 312-215955 E-MAIL:[email protected] 2、Mr.Davron Valiev Head of department,Ministry of Economic Development and Trade of the republic of Tajikistan(塔吉克斯坦 易部司) Address:Street Bokhtar 37.,Tajikistan Tel:992 372-2235682 3、Mr.Alimov Makhmadi Senior specialist,State Committee on Investments and State Property management(国家投和国有管理委会高 家) 8 Address:27,Shohtemur Street,Dusjamne,Tajikistan Tel:992 918 650111 Fax:992 372 235682 E-MAIL:[email protected] 4、Mr.Yaqubov Umedjon Specialist,State Committee on Investments and State Property management (国家投和国有管理委会家) Address:27,Shohtemur Street,Dusjamne,Tajikistan Tel:992 918 650111 Fax:992 372 235682 E-MAIL:[email protected] Uzbekistan(兹别克斯坦) 1、Mr.Akram Mukhidov First Vice-Chairman,Uzbek International Forwarders Association(兹 别克斯坦国协会第一副主席) Address:100029,Sh.Rashidov str,40,Tashkent,Uzbekistan Tel:(998)71-153-5746 Fax:(998)71-153-5750 E-MAIL:[email protected] 2、Mr.Valiev 9 Deputy President,Association of Private Tourist Companies(私旅游公 司协会副主席) Address:Shayhontohur,Jongoh district, C-15,1/8.Uzbekistan Tashkent Tel:99871-1444925 Fax:99871-1208020 E-MAIL:[email protected] 3、Mr.Farkhod Ahmedjanov Chairman,Businessmen'Association of Samarkand(BAS)(撒尔罕企家协 会主席) Address:53 A,Jami str,140100 Samarkand,Uzbekistan Tel:(998-66)5207026 Fax:(998)66-2333712 E-MAIL:[email protected] 4、Mr.Faizullaev Ulugbek Head of department ,The Chamber Commerce and Industry of Uzbekistan ( 滋别克斯坦工商会部 人) Address:Republic of Uzbekistan Tashkent 100047 6,Bukhara Street Tel:(998)150-60-00 Fax:(998)132-09-03 E-MAIL:[email protected] 10 5、Turdiev Temirbek Head of financial department, The association of Farmers of Uzbekistan (兹别克斯坦主协会政部部) Address:1-A,Ismoilota Street, Tashkent city, Republic of Uzbekistan Tel:(998)711-691788 Fax:(998)711-691791 E-MAIL:[email protected] 洲 行特邀家 Specialist invited by Asian Development Bank 1、David Oldfield Managing Director,Asia Policy Research Co., Ltd.(洲政策研究有限公 司) TEL:632-6326594 FAX:632-6531952 洲 行 Asian Development Bank 1、姚先斌(Yao Xianbin) Deputy Director General,Asian Development Bank (洲 行副局) TEL:632-6326594 FAX:632-6326318 11 2、Natasha Mendoza Program Officer,Central and West Asia Department of Asian Development Bank(洲 行中西局目官) TEL:632-6326594 FAX:632-6531952 3、吴佳(Wu Jia) Regional Cooperation Coordinator , Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation Unit of Asian Development Bank(洲 行中区域 合作 区域合作协 ) TEL:86-10-66426601-356 FAX:86-10-66426606 中全国工商合会 All-China Federation of industry and commerce 1、 伯阳(Xie Boyang) Vice president,All-China Federation of industry and commerce(中全国 工商合会副主席) TEL:86-10-65276233 FAX:86-10-65276233 2、欧阳明(Ouyang Xiaoming) 12 Director General of economic department,All-China Federation of industry and commerce(中全国工商合会 部部) TEL:86-10-65122631 FAX:86-10-65122631 3、彭(Peng Kai) Director General of international department,All-China Federation of industry and commerce(中全国工商合会 部巡) TEL:86-10-65287101 FAX:86-10-65287101 中人民共和国商部 Ministry of commerce of the People's Republic of China 1、王 娜(Wang Weina) Vice Director of international department,Ministry of commerce of the People's Republic of China(中人民共和国商部国司副处) TEL:86-10-65197201 FAX:86-10-65197980 中国地方工商及全国工商直属行商会 Chinese Local federation of industry and commerce & Industrial Chambers directly subordinate to ACFIC 13 1、邱家(Qiu Jiazan) Vice President,FuJian Federation of Industry and Commerce(福建省工商 副会) TEL:13706950916 FAX:86-0591- 88019805 2、 佳(BI Zhenjia) Director of international department,Guangdong Federation of Industry and Commerce(广省工商 部部) TEL:86-020-65197201 FAX:86-020-65197980 E-MAIL:[email protected] 3、宏敏(Cheng Hongmin) Vice President,Heilongjiang Federation of Industry and Commerce(黑 江工商副会) TEL:86-0451-85992036 4、李(Li Xiaodong) Vice Director of economic department,Jiangsu Chamber of Commerce(江 省工商 处副处) TEL:86-025- 83325909 14 FAX:86-025- 83325909 5、郝智(Hao Zhinong) Vice President,Neimenggu Federation of Industry and Commerce(内蒙古 工商副会) TEL:86-0471- 6945456 FAX:86-0471- 6945456 6、李冰(Li Bing) Vice President(副会),Nanjin Federation of Industry and Commerce(南 京市工商) TEL:86-025- 83196186 FAX:86-025- 83196181 7、梁向前(Liang Xiangqian) Vice President,Shandong Province Federation of Industry and Commerce (山省工商副会) TEL:86-0531-86089866 FAX:86-0531- 86098234 E-MAIL:[email protected] 8、金亮(Jin Liang) Vice President,Shanghai Federation of Industry and Commerce(上海市工 15 商副会) TEL:13003177829 FAX:86-021-63373416 9、邵(Shao dong) Staff,Shanghai Federation of Industry and Commerce(上海市工商工作人 ) TEL:86-021-63373417 FAX:86-021- 63373416 10、翟俊杰(Zhai junjie) Director of economic department,Shangxi Federation of Industry and Commerce(西省工商 部部) TEL:86-029- 87277856 FAX:86-029- 87277986 E-MAIL:[email protected] 11、王国瑛(Wang Guoying) Vice President,Tianjin Federation of Industry and Commerce(天津工商 副会) TEL:86-022- 27123742 FAX:86-022- 27123742 16 12、新建(Lu Xinjian) Vice President,Wuhan Federation of Industry and Commerce(武市工商 副会) TEL:86-027- 82809303 FAX:86-027- 82809903 13、易(Yang Yi) Vice Director of economic department,Wuhan Federation of Industry and Commerce(武市工商 部副部) TEL:86-027- 82809303 FAX:86-027- 82809903 14、程玲玲(Cheng Lingling) Director,Wuhan Federation of Industry and Commerce(武市工商 研 ) TEL:86-027- 82809303 FAX:86-027- 82809903
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