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United Nations A/CN.10/2015/INF/1 General Assembly Distr.: General 27 April 2015 English only Disarmament Commission 2015 substantive session New York, 6-24 April 2015 List of participants Afghanistan Mr. Zahir Tanin Mr. Obaid Khan Noori Mr. Mohammad Fahim Rahimi Albania Mr. Ferit Hoxha Ms. Brizida Nina Algeria Mr. Sabri Boukadoum Mr. Mohammed Bessedik Ms. Zaina Benhabouche Angola Mr. Ismael Abraão Gaspar Martins Mr. Mário Domingos Simão Mr. Domingos Mesquita Sapalo Argentina Mrs. María Cristina Perceval Mr. Mateo Estrémé Mrs. Gabriela Martinic Armenia Mr. Zohrab Mnatsakanyan Mr. Tigran Samvelian Ms. Vera Nazarian Australia Mr. Gary Francis Quinlan Ms. Philippa Jane King Ms. Anastasia Carayanides Ms. Emily Street Austria Mr. Martin Sajdik Mr. Andreas Riecken Mr. George-Wilhelm Gallhofer A/CN.10/2015/INF/1 Barbados Ms. Juliette Rosita Riley Ms. Rosalind Gail Riley Ms. Kereeta Nicole Whyte Belarus Mr. Andrei Dapkiunas Mr. Aliaksandr Chasnouski Mr. Alexander Shpakovsky Belgium Ms. Bénédicte Frankinet Mr. Pascal Buffin Benin Mr. Jean-Francis Régis Zinsou Mr. Thomas Adoumasse Mr. Patrick Jean-Baptiste Aho Mr. Thierry Alia Mr. Cyrille Gainyo Mr. Dadjedji Hervé Djokpe Botswana Mr. Charles Thembani Ntwaagae Mr. Nkoloi Nkoloi Ms. Mpho Michelle Mogobe Ms. Ketshidile Gloria Bafetanye Mr. Pako Moremi Brazil Mr. Antonio de Aguiar Patriota Mr. Guilherme de Aguiar Patriota Mr. Leonardo Luís Gorgulho Nogueira Fernandes Mr. Aloisio Barbosa de Sousa Neto Mr. Daniel Cristiano Guimarães Mr. Patrick Luna Brunei Darussalam Mr. Dato Abdul Ghafar Ismail Ms. Norazlianah Ibrahim Mr. Mohd Aizul Hakim Suyoi Bulgaria Mr. Stephan Tafrov Ms. Lachezara Stoeva Burkina Faso Mr. Simplice Honoré Guibila Mr. Noaga Edouard Ouedraogo Mr. Dominique Kaboré Cambodia Mr. Ry Tuy Mr. Sophea Yaung Chan Canada Mr. Simon Collard-Wexler Ms. Justine Hall Chad Mr. Hissein Oumar Seidou 2 A/CN.10/2015/INF/1 Chile Mr. Cristián Barros Mr. Carlos Olguín Mr. Claudio Garrido Mr. Sang Yeob Kim China Mr. Sun Lei Mr. Wu Jianjian Ms. Liang Guotao Ms. Xu Wenli Ms. Xiao Yue Colombia Ms. Maria Emma Mejia Mr. Miguel Camilo Ruiz Blanco Mr. Juan Camilo Diaz Reina Congo Mr. Raymond Serge Balé Mr. Gaston Kimpolo Mr. Jean Didier Clovis Ngoulou Costa Rica Mr. Juan Carlos Mendoza-García Ms. Maritza Chan Mr. Kendall Layton Burns Côte d’Ivoire Mr. Bafétigué Ouattara Mr. N’Cho Virgile Akiapo Croatia Mr. Vladimir Drobnjak Mr. Danijel Medan Ms. Jadranka Bošnjak Ms. Dinka Dumičić Cuba Mr. Rodolfo Reyes Rodriguez Mr. Oscar León González Mr. Guillermo Suarez Borges Mr. Luis Javier Baro Baez Ms. Ivian Del Sol Dominguez Cyprus Mr. Nicholas Emiliou Mr. Menelaos Menelaou Mr. Nectarios Soteriou Czech Republic Mrs. Edita Hrdá Mr. Jiri Ellinger Mr. Rene Zeleny Ms. Monika Studená Ms. Irena Vrnáková Democratic People’s Mr. Ja Song Nam Republic of Korea Mr. An Myong Hun Mr. Jo Jong Chol 3 A/CN.10/2015/INF/1 Democratic Republic Mr. Ignace Gata Mavita wa Lufuta of the Congo Ms. Charlotte Omoy Malenga Mr. Zénon Mukongo Ngay Mr. Paul Losoko Efambe Empole Mr. Jean-Pierre Kasongo Kabwik Mr. Patrick Kombe Katambwe Mr. Seraphin Kateo Kabangu Mr. John-Cesar Bofaka Bakambo Mr. Arthur Kapend Rumb Mr. Eric Kitawe Lukanga Denmark Mr. Ib Petersen Mr. Mads Juul-Nyholm Djibouti Mr. Roble Olhaye Mrs. Saada Daher Hassan Dominican Republic Mr. Francisco Antonio Cortorreal Mr. Francisco Tovar Morillo Mr. Darío Medina Ms. Moira Francisco Ms. Madeline Luna Mr. Paulino Perez Ecuador Mr. Xavier Lasso Mendoza Mr. Fernando Luque Mr. José Eduardo Proaño Mr. José Gallardo Mr. Santiago Mancheno Egypt Mr. Amr Aboulatta Mr. Osama AbdelKhalek Mr. Amr Aljowaily Mr. Ahmed ElShandawily Mr. Mohammed Halima El Salvador Mr. Ruben Zamora Mr. Hugo Arístides Angulo Rogel Ms. Carla Rivera Mr. Pablo Alberto Soriano Finland Mr. Mika Ruotsalainen Ms. Pilvi Taipale Mr. Kristian Rämö France Mr. Tomas Napolitano Martinez Mr. Anis Bouderghouma Gabon Mrs. Marianne Odette Bibalou Mr. Michel Régis Onanga Ndiaye 4 A/CN.10/2015/INF/1 Ms. Allegra Pamela Romance Bongo Ms. Lilly Stella Ngyema Ndong Ms. Joséphine Patricia Ntyam-Ehya Mr. Serge Thierry Mandoukou Ombegue Georgia Mr. Kaha Imnadze Mr. Vakhtang Makharoblishvili Mr. Giorgi Kvelashvili Germany Mr. Peter Winkler Mr. Thomas Seidel Ms. Berit Geuenich Mr. Manuel Sroka Ghana Mr. Philbert Johnson Mr. John Agyin Eshun Mr. Samuel Yanyi-Akofur Mr. Constance Edjeani-Afenu Mr. Emmanuel Dade Greece Ms. Catherine Boura Ms. Nafsika Nancy Eva Vraila Mr. Konstantinos Kodellas Ms. Konstantina Tzetza Mr. Stelios Vladikas Guatemala Mr. Fernando Carrera Castro Ms. Mónica Bolaños Pérez Ms. María Soledad Urruela Arenales Honduras Ms. Mary Elizabeth Flores Mr. Marco Antonio Suazo Ms. Dessy Reyes Hungary Mr. Zsolt Gábor Hetesy India Mr. Asoke Kumar Mukerji Mr. Bhagwant Singh Bishnoi Mr. D.B. Venkatesh Varma Mr. Siddhartha Nath Mr. Abhishek Singh Indonesia Mr. Desra Percaya Mr. Yusra Khan Mr. Fikry Cassidy Mr. Bhima Dwipayudhanto Iran (Islamic Republic of) Mr. Gholamali Khoshroo Mr. Gholamhossein Dehghani Mr. Seyed Mohammad Ali Robatjazi 5 A/CN.10/2015/INF/1 Iraq Mr. Mohamed Ali Alhakim Mr. Sarmad Muwafaq Al-Taie Mr. Emad Naji Al-Juhaishi Ireland Mr. Tim Mawe Israel Mr. Eyal Propper Mr. Israel Nitzan Italy Mr. Sebastiano Cardi Mr. Inigo Lambertini Mr. Andrea Romussi Jamaica Ms. Shorna-Kay Richards Mr. Ancil Perez Japan Mr. Ryo Fukahori Mr. Satoshi Ominato Mr. Yukia Tsuno Jordan Ms. Dina Kawar Mr. Mahmoud Daifallah Mahmoud Hmoud Mr. Eihab Omaish Mr. Moh’d Kais Mufleh Albatayneh Kazakhstan Mr. Kairat Abdrakhmanov Mr. Akan Rakhmetullin Mr. Israil U. Tilegen Mr. Kanat Tumysh Kenya Mr. Macharia Kamau Ms. Koki Muli Grignon Mr. James Tajeu Kenana Mr. George Kwanya Mr. Sospeter Karani Kuwait Mr. Mansour Ayyad Al Otaibi Mr. Abdulaziz Al Ajmi Kyrgyzstan Mr. Talaibek Kydyrov Mr. Nuran Niyazaliev Lao People’s Democratic Mr. Khiane Phansourivong Republic Mr. Maythong Thammavongsa Mr. Soulikone Samounty Latvia Mr. Jānis Mažeiks Ms. Inese Freimane-Deksne Ms. Dace Patmalniece 6 A/CN.10/2015/INF/1 Lebanon Mr. Nawaf Salam Ms. Caroline Ziadé Ms. Maya Dagher Mr. Hassan Abbas Lesotho Mr. Kelebone Maope Mr. Mafiroane E. Motanyane Liberia Ms. Marjon V. Kamara Mr. Abu M. Kamara Libya Mr. Ibrahim O. A. Dabbashi Mr. Elmahdi S. Elmajerbi Mr. Adam A. M. Tarbah Mr. Hamza A. B. Alokly Lithuania Ms. Raimonda Murmokaitė Mr. Aidas Sunelaitis Luxembourg Ms. Sylvie Lucas Mr. Olivier Maes Ms. Françoise Droulans Madagascar Ms. Héléna Bernadette Rajaonarivelo Malaysia Mr. Hussein Haniff Mr. Raja Reza bin Raja Zaib Shah Mr. Nazari Abd Hadi Mr. Riaz Abdul Razak Ms. Asmidar Abdul Rahman Malta Mr. Christopher Grima Ms. Natasha Meli-Daudey Mauritania Mr. Sidi Mohamed Ould Boubacar Mr. Jiddou Jiddou Mr. M’Hamed Guelaye Mexico Mr. Jorge Montaño Mr. Juan Sandoval Ms. Claudia Yuriria García Guiza Ms. Francesca Arienzo Mongolia Mr. Od Och Ms. Battungalag Gankhuurai Mr. Batbold Isheekhuu Morocco Mr. Omar Hilale Mr. Abderrazzak Laassel Mr. Bouchaib Eloumni 7 A/CN.10/2015/INF/1 Myanmar Mr. Kyaw Tin Mr. Ye Gyaw Mra Namibia Mr. Wilfried I. Emvula Mr. Pendapala Andreas Naanda Mr. Immanuel Hamunyela Nauru Ms. Marlene Moses Ms. Margo Reminisse Deiye Mr. Rennier Gadabu Nepal Mr. Durga Prasad Bhattarai Ms. Sewa Lamsal Adhikari Mr. Ghana Shyam Lamsal Ms. Illa Mainali Netherlands Mr. Adriaan Beenen Ms. Jorien Vink Nigeria Ms. U. Joy Ogwu Mr. Usman Sarki Mr. Abiodun Richards Adejola Mr. Ezenwa C. Nwaobiala Mr. Kingsley Weinoh Oman Ms. Lyutha S. Al-Mughairy Mr. Mohamed Ahmed Salim Al-Shanfari Mr. Hamad bin Rashid Al-Balushi Mr. Abdul Aziz Al-Bulushi Mr. Mohamed bin Abdullah Al-Hattaly Mr. Sulaiman Salim Mohamed Al-Abdali Pakistan Ms. Maleeha Lodhi Mr. Sahebzada Ahmed Khan Mr. Khalil Ur Rahman Hashmi Mr. Yasar Ammar Panama Ms. Laura E. Flores Ms. Paulina Franceschi Mr. Jaime Antonio Ruiz Jayes Paraguay Mr. Marcelo Eliseo Scappini Ricciardi Mr. Luis Benítez Rodríguez Peru Mr. Gustavo Meza-Cuadra Velásquez Mr. Augusto Thornberry Naggy Ms. Verónika Bustamante Gómez Mr. Jorge Medina Dancé Philippines Ms. Lourdes O. Yparraguirre Ms. Irene Susan B. Natividad 8 A/CN.10/2015/INF/1 Ms. Shirley Liwanag Flores Mr. Edwin R. de Pacina Poland Mr. Ryszard Stanisław Sarkowicz Mr. Łukasz Zieliński Mr. Tomasz Tokarski Portugal Mr. Álvaro José Costa de Mendonça e Moura Mrs. Cristina Maria Cerqueira Pucarinho Mr. Manuel Frederico Pinheiro da Silva Mr. Jorge Manuel dos Reis Gamito Torres Qatar Ms. Alya Ahmed Saif Al-Thani Mr. Yousef Sultan Laram Mr. Abdulrahman Yaaqob Y.A. Al-Hamadi Mr. Ahmad Mohamed Al-Thani Republic of Korea Ms. Paik Ji-ah Mr. Lim Sang-beom` Ms. Kim Hye-jin Mr. Lee Sang Yun Ms. Esther Im Republic of Moldova Mr. Vladimir Lupan Ms. Larisa Miculet Romania Ms. Simona Mirela Miculescu Mrs. Elena Anca Jurcan Ms. Narcisa Daciana Vladulescu Russian Federation Mr. Vladimir I. Yermakov Mr. Petr V. Iliichev Ms. Olga I. Kuznetsova Mr. Alexander A. Volgarev Mr. Vladimir A. Ponomarev Mr. Vadim V. Sergeev Mr. Roman V. Novikov Saudi Arabia Mr. Abdallah Y. Al-Mouallimi Mr. Saad Abdullah N. Al Saad Mr. Hekmat Mohammed N. AlSaeed Senegal Mr. Fodé Seck Mr. Gorgui Cisse Mr. Isidor Marcel Sene Serbia Mr. Milan Milanović Ms. Katarina Lalić Smajević Mr. Milan Ranković Ms. Marija Perišić 9 A/CN.10/2015/INF/1 Singapore Ms. Karen Tan Mr. Joseph Teo Mr. Foo Khee Loon Mr. Ken Siah Slovakia Mr. František Ružička Mr. Richard Galbavy Mr. Peter Agha Mr. Michal Komada Slovenia Mr. Andrej Logar Mr. Matej Marn Ms. Martina Skok South Africa Mr. Jeremiah Nyamane Kingsley Mamabolo Mr. David Robin Wensley Spain Mr. Román Oyarzun Marchesi Mr. Juan Manuel González de Linares Palou Mr. Fernando Fernández-Arias Minuesa Mr. Francisco Javier Gasso Matoses Mr. José Javier Gutiérrez Blanco Navarrete Mr. Francisco Javier García-Larrache Mr. Carlos López Ortíz Ms. Marina Martinez Aboy Mr. Diego Azanza Rosillo Ms. Marta Fernández-Golfin Sudan Mr. Hassan Hamid Hassan Mr. Hassan Elsiddig Ahmed Abdalhay Mr. Almustafa Mubarak Hussein Rahamtalla Sweden Mr.
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