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Draft Programme and List of Participants Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Belgrade, Serbia CDS 011 CDSDG 16 E rev. 1 Original: English NATO Parliamentary Assembly SUB-COMMITTEE ON DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE (CDSDG) DRAFT PROGRAMME AND LIST OF PARTICIPANTS SARAJEVO, BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA AND BELGRADE, SERBIA 7 – 10 MARCH 2016 www.nato-pa.int 23 February 2016 011 CDSDG 16 E rev. 1 IMPORTANT NOTICE All meetings, speakers and venues are still to be confirmed. All participants are required to carry their passports with them at all times. SUNDAY 6 MARCH SARAJEVO Arrival of participants in Sarajevo Individual transfer from Sarajevo airport to the hotel Accommodation Hotel Europe Sarajevo Vladislava Skarica 5, Sarajevo, 71000 Phone: +387 33 580 600 Preferential rate: 90 euros per night (double room single occupation), including breakfast, internet and VAT, excluding 1.25 euros/night city tax Reservations: [email protected] Deadline for reservations: 27 February 2016 Evening Free MONDAY 7 MARCH SARAJEVO 8:40 – 9:00 Registration of participants in hotel lobby 9:00 Meet in hotel lobby and depart by bus to the Parliamentary Assembly Meetings with members of the 9:30 – 10:45 Joint Committee on Defence and Security, members of the Collegium of the House of Representatives and the House of Peoples of the Parliamentary Assembly of BiH, and members of the BiH Delegation to the NATO PA Location: Blue Hall, Parliamentary Assembly of BiH Building Trg BiH br. 1, 71000 Sarajevo Nikola LOVRINOVIĆ, Head of the BiH Delegation to the NATO PA Borjana KRIŠTO, Speaker of the House of Representatives of the Parliamentary Assembly of BiH Ognjen TADIĆ, Speaker of the House of Peoples of the Parliamentary Assembly of BiH Sifet PODŽIĆ, Chairman of the Joint Committee on Defence and Security of the Parliamentary Assembly of BiH 10:45 – 11:00 Coffee break 1 011 CDSDG 16 E rev. 1 11:00 – 12:00 Meeting with representatives of the Ministry of Defence and the Joint Staff of the Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina Location: Blue Hall, Parliamentary Assembly of BiH Building Trg BiH br.1, 71000 Sarajevo Marina PENDEŠ, Minister of Defence of BiH Boris JERINIĆ, Deputy Minister of Defence of BiH Lieutenant General Anto JELEČ, Chief of the Joint Staff of the Armed Forces of BiH Major General Senad MAŠOVIĆ, Deputy Chief of the Joint Staff of the Armed Forces of BiH Major General Mirko TEPŠIĆ, Deputy Chief of the Joint Staff of the Armed Forces of BiH 12:00 – 12:15 Coffee break Meeting with representatives of the 12:15 – 13:30 Republika Srpska Location: Blue Hall, Parliamentary Assembly of BiH Building Trg BiH br. 1, 71000 Sarajevo Milorad DODIK, President of the Republika Srpska Željka CVIJANOVIĆ, President of the Republika Srpska Government 13:30 – 15:00 Lunch hosted by the BiH Delegation to the NATO PA Location: Restaurant of the Parliamentary Assembly of BiH Meetings with 15:00 – 16:30 representatives of the civil society Location: Blue Hall, Parliamentary Assembly of BiH Building Trg BiH br. 1, 71000 Sarajevo Srđan BLAGOVČANIN, Transparency International Nerzuk Ćurak, PhD, Professor, Faculty of Political Sciences, University of Sarajevo Miloš ŠOLAJA, PhD, Center for International Relations, Banja Luka Diana GUPTA, PhD, Atlantic Council, Mostar Izudin HASANOVIĆ, PhD, Professor and Dean, Law Faculty, Tuzla Denisa SARAJLIĆ MAGLIĆ, Foreign Policy Initiative (FPI), Sarajevo Denis HADŽOVIĆ, PhD, Centre for Security Studies of BiH 16:30 Transfer by bus to the hotel Evening Free for Embassies 2 011 CDSDG 16 E rev. 1 TUESDAY 8 MARCH SARAJEVO/BELGRADE Important notice: Participants must check-out of the hotel and bring their luggage to the designated bus located outside the hotel. 9:00 Meet in hotel lobby and depart by bus to the Presidency Building 9:30 – 10:30 Meeting with Members of the BiH Presidency Location: Presidency Building, Maršala Tita 16, 71000 Sarajevo Mr Dragan ČOVIĆ, PhD Mr Bakir IZETBEGOVIĆ, PhD Mr Mladen IVANIĆ 10:30 – 11:00 Transfer by bus 11:00 – 12:00 Meeting with Igor CRNADAK, Minister of Foreign Affairs of BiH and Josip BRKIC, Deputy, Committee for NATO Integration Location: Ministry of Foreign Affairs Building, Musala 2, 71000 Sarajevo 12:00 – 12:30 Transfer by bus to Camp Butmir 13:00 – 14:15 Visit to Camp Butmir Location: Sarajevo 13:00 – 13:30 Meetings with Brigadier General Giselle M. WILZ, NATO HQ Commander Sarajevo and with Major General Johann LUIF, Commanding Officer of EUFOR 13:30 – 14:15 Hosted lunch 14:15 Transfer by bus to the airport TUESDAY 8 MARCH 2016: SARAJEVO – BELGRADE Flight JU 113 (Air Serbia) Depart from Sarajevo (SJJ): 15:15 Arrival in Belgrade (BEG): 16:05 +/- 16h30 Organised transfer by bus to the hotel 3 011 CDSDG 16 E rev. 1 Accommodation Hotel Metropol Palace Bulevar Kralja Aleksander 69, Belgrade 11000 Phone: +381 11 3333 100 Preferential rate: 90 euros per night (classic double room single occupation), including breakfast, internet and VAT, excluding 1.25 euros/night city tax Reservations: [email protected] Deadline for reservations: 29 February 2016 Evening Free for Embassies WEDNESDAY 9 MARCH BELGRADE 8:30 For Members: meet in hotel lobby and depart by bus to the Embassy of Slovakia 9:00 – 10:30 Ambassadors’ Roundtable at the Embassy of Slovakia (NATO Contact Embassy) Location: Bulvar umetnosti 18, 11070 New Belgrade Introductory remarks by H.E. Mrs Dagmar REPČEKOVA, Ambassador of the Slovak Republic to the Republic of Serbia 10:30 – 11:00 Transfer by bus to the hotel and to the Parliament 10:45 For Associate Members: meet in hotel lobby and transfer by bus to the Parliament 11:00 – 11:30 Meetings with Igor BECIC, Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia Location: National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia Nikola Pasic Square n°13, 11000 Belgrade 11:30 – 12:15 Meetings with members of the Parliamentary Committees on Foreign Affairs, Defence, Internal Affairs and European Integration Location: National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia Nikola Pasic Square n°13, 11000 Belgrade Meeting with the 12:20 – 13:00 Members of the Serbian Delegation to the NATO PA Location: National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia Nikola Pasic Square n°13, 11000 Belgrade 13:05 – 14:30 Lunch hosted by the Serbian Delegation to the NATO PA Location: Restaurant of the National Assembly Nikola Pasic Square n°13, 11000 Belgrade 4 011 CDSDG 16 E rev. 1 14:30 – 15:30 Meeting with Aleksandar VUCIC, Prime Minister of the Republic of Serbia Location: tbc 15:30 – 16:30 Meeting with Ivica DACIC, First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Serbia Location: tbc 16:30 – 17:30 Meeting with Nebojsa STEFANOVIC, PhD Minister of the Interior of the Republic of Serbia Location: Ministry of the Interior, The Palace of Serbia Bulevar Mihajla Pupina 2a, West Wing 17:30 Transfer by bus to the hotel 19:40 Meet in hotel lobby and departure by bus to the restaurant 20:00 Dinner hosted by the Serbian Delegation to the NATO PA Location: Klub poslanika (Deputies’ Club), Tolstojeva 2 THURSDAY 10 MARCH BELGRADE 9:00 Meet in hotel lobby and depart by bus 9:30 – 10:30 Meeting with Aleksandar VULIN, Minister of Labour, Employment, Veteran and Social Affairs Location: tbc 10:30 – 11:00 Transfer by bus to the BCSP 11:00 – 13:00 Meetings at the Belgrade Centre for Security Policy (BCSP) Location: Djure Jaksica 6, II floor, 11000 Belgrade 13:00 Transfer by bus to the hotel +/- 13:00 End of meetings and individual departure of participants 5 011 CDSDG 16 E rev. 1 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS OFFICERS OF THE SUB-COMMITTEE ON DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE (CDSDG) Chairperson Lord JOPLING (United Kingdom), Vice-President of the NATO PA Vice-Chairperson Andrius MAZURONIS (Lithuania) MEMBER DELEGATIONS Croatia Nenad STAZIC Germany Ulla SCHMIDT, CDS Special Rapporteur Greece Panagiota DRITSELI Christos KARAGIANNIDIS Italy Bruno CENSORE Latvia Aleksandrs KIRSTEINS Portugal Vitalino CANAS, CDS Chairperson Slovenia Jasna MURGEL* Spain Luis RODRIGUEZ-COMENDADOR Turkey Zehra TASKESENLIOGLU Aydin UNAL ASSOCIATE DELEGATIONS Bosnia and Herzegovina Nikola LOVRINOVIC Dusanka MAJKIC Asim SARAJLIC Georgia Giorgi BARAMIDZE Davit DARCHIASHVILI Levan BERDZENISHVILI Montenegro Mevludin NUHODZIC Obrad Miso STANISIC Serbia Branislav BLAZIC** Dubravka FILIPOVSKI** Dejan RADENKOVIC** Aleksandar RADOJEVIC** Dragan SORMAZ DELEGATION STAFF Germany Andrea BISCHOFF Bosnia and Herzegovina Zeljko GRUBESIC Montenegro Zorana BACOVIC Serbia Dragana RADOJEVIC** Turkey Omer Faruk KILICKAYA INTERNATIONAL SECRETARIAT Deputy Secretary General Ruxandra POPA Director of the Committee Andrius AVIZIUS 6 011 CDSDG 16 E rev. 1 INTERPRETERS Bosnian/English TBC Serbian/English Slavica BOJINOVIC** Ana MILANOVIC** * Sarajevo only ** Belgrade only ________________ 7 .
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