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Atoms for Peace General Conference GC (54)/INF/7 Date: 23 September 2010 General Distribution Original: English 54th regular session Vienna, 20-24 September 2010 List of Participants Information received by 22 September 2010 Page 1. Member States 1-101 2. Representation of States not Members of the Agency 102 3. Entities Having Received a Standing Invitation to Participate as 103 Observers 4. United Nations and Specialized Agencies 104 5. Intergovernmental Organizations (IGOs) other than United Nations 105-108 and its Specialized Agencies 6. Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) 109-113 7. Individual Observers 114-115 The list of Participants contains information as provided by Delegations. Member States Mr Nikolla CIVICI Director of Applied Nuclear Physics Afghanistan, Islamic Republic of Mr Rustem PACI Head of Delegation: Secretary of Radiation Protection Commission Mr Eklil Ahmad HAKIMI Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs Mr Jovan THERESCA Technical Advisor Alternates: Mr Lorenc XHAFERRAJ Mr Abdul M SHOOGUFAN Expert on International Organisations Ambassador Ministry of Foreign Affairs Governor on the Agency's Board of Governors & Resident Representative to the Agency Permanent Mission to the IAEA Algeria, People's Democratic Republic of Mr Abdul Hai NAZIFI Chairman Head of Delegation: High Commission on Atomic Energy Ms Taous FEROUKHI Ambassador* Mr Mohammad Yama AINI Resident Representative to the Agency Second Secretary Permanent Mission to the IAEA Alternate to the Resident Representative Permanent Mission to the IAEA Alternates: Mr Sid Ali ABDELBARI Albania, Republic of Director of Security and Disarmament Affairs Head of Delegation: Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mr Gazmend TURDIU Mr Ammar ZAABAT Secretary General Studies and Review Officer Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ministry of Foreign Affairs Alternates: Mr Mohamed REMADNA Director for Nuclear Energy Mr Gilbert GALANXHI Ministry of Energy and Mines Ambassador Resident Representative to the Agency Mr Said KHELIFI Permanent Mission to the IAEA Minister-Counsellor Alternate to the Resident Representative Mr Milo KUNESHKA Permanent Mission to the IAEA Head of National Nuclear Agency *Ambassador to Austria 54th regular session - List of Participants Member States Page 2 of 115 Algeria, People's Democratic Republic of Mr Mohamed FELLAH Advisers: President, Administrative Council Atomic Energy Commission Mr Virgilio MARQUES DE FARIA Angolan National Coordinator for AFRA Mr Adda FLITTI Adviser for Nuclear Security Mr Pedro Domingos LEMOS Atomic Energy Commission Director General Angolan Regulatory Agency of Atomic Energy Mr Mohamed MOULAY Director for Nuclear Safety Mr Fernando MIGUEL Atomic Energy Commission National Director of the Oncology Centre Ministry of Health Mr Merzak REMKI Director for Cooperation Mr Jacinto Rangel Lopes Cordeiro NETO Atomic Energy Commission Counsellor Adviser to the Resident Representative Mr Messaoud BAALIOUAMER Permanent Mission to the IAEA Director for Future Studies Atomic Energy Commission Mr Luis Filipe CARDOSO Head of the Radioprotection Division Mr Rachedi MENADI Ministry of Energy and Water Sub-Director for Nuclear Electricity Ministry of Energy and Mines Ms Yema Flora Dos Santos SILVA Third Secretary Mr Boudjemaa MANSOURI Adviser to the Resident Representative Chief, Medical Imaging Service Permanent Mission to the IAEA Bab El Qued Teaching Hospital Ms Terkia NASRI Argentina (Argentine Republic) Office Head Ministry of Foreign Affairs Head of Delegation: Mr Eugenio María CURIA Ambassador* Angola, Republic of Governor on the Agency's Board of Governors & Head of Delegation: Resident Representative to the Agency Permanent Mission to the IAEA Mr Fidelino Loy De Jesus FIGUEIREDO Ambassador Resident Representative to the Agency Permanent Mission to the IAEA *Ambassador to Austria 54th regular session - List of Participants Member States Page 3 of 115 Argentina (Argentine Republic) Alternates: Mr César Alberto TATE National Atomic Energy Commission Ms Norma BOERO President Mr Facundo DELUCHI National Atomic Energy Commission National Atomic Energy Commission Alternate to the Governor Permanent Mission to the IAEA Mr Alfredo BOSELLI Mr Francisco SPANO National Atomic Energy Commission President of the Board of Directors Nuclear Regulatory Authority Mr Diego Javier PASSADORE National Atomic Energy Commission Ms María De Los Milagros DONNA RABALLO Mr José Valentín LOLICH Minister National Atomic Energy Commission Alternate to the Governor & Alternate to the Balseiro Institute Resident Representative Permanent Mission to the IAEA Mr Abel GONZALEZ Adviser to the Board of Directors Ms Nélida CONTRERAS DE ECKER Nuclear Regulatory Authority Minister Alternate to the Governor & Alternate to the Resident Representative Mr Norberto CIALLELLA Permanent Mission to the IAEA Adviser to the Board of Director Nuclear Regulatory Authority Ms Sandra Moira WILKINSON DE VEXINA Mr Julián GADANO Counsellor Adviser to the Board of Director Alternate to the Governor & Alternate to the Nuclear Regulatory Authority Resident Representative Permanent Mission to the IAEA Mr Gabriel TERIGI Mr Ariel Walter GONZALEZ Manager of Nuclear Affairs and Institutional Communication Counsellor Alternate to the Governor & Alternate to the Resident Representative Mr Pablo ZUNINO Permanent Mission to the IAEA Nuclear Affairs and Institutional Communication Advisers: Ms Sonia FERNANDEZ MORENO Head of Training and Education Unit Mr Enrique CINAT National Atomic Energy Commission 54th regular session - List of Participants Member States Page 4 of 115 Argentina (Argentine Republic) Ms Gabriela ACOSTA Other members of delegation: Managment of Nuclear Affairs and Institutional Communication Mr Ashot MARTIROSYAN Chairman State Nuclear Safety Regulatory Committee Mr Mariano LOPEZ FERRUCCI Managment of Nuclear Affairs and Institutional Communication Mr Movses VARDANYAN Chief Engineer Armenian Nuclear Power Plant (CJSC) Mr Horacio OSUNA Investigaciones Aplicadas Sociedad del Estado (INVAP S.E.) Ms Anahit TOVMASSIAN Counsellor Mr Juan Gil GERBINO Alternate to the Resident Representative Investigaciones Aplicadas Sociedad del Estado Permanent Mission to the IAEA (INVAP S.E.) Ms Anzhela BAGHDASARYAN Mr Marcelo SALVATORE Second Secretary Investigaciones Aplicadas Sociedad del Estado Adviser to the Resident Representative (INVAP S.E.) Permanent Mission to the IAEA Mr Eduardo RODRÍGUEZ LUBARY Investigaciones Aplicadas Sociedad del Estado Australia (INVAP S.E.) Head of Delegation: Mr Darío JINCHUK Mr Michael POTTS Investigaciones Aplicadas Sociedad del Estado Ambassador* (INVAP S.E.) Governor on the Agency's Board of Governors & Resident Representative to the Agency Permanent Mission to the IAEA Armenia, Republic of Alternates: Head of Delegation: Mr Carl Magnus LARSSON Mr Ashot HOVAKIMIAN Chief Executive Officer Ambassador* Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Resident Representative to the Agency Agency Permanent Mission to the IAEA Mr Peter HOOTON Alternates: Assistant Secretary Arms Control and Counter-Proliferation Branch Mr Areg GALSTYAN Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Deputy Minister for Energy and Natural Resources *Ambassador to Austria 54th regular session - List of Participants Member States Page 5 of 115 Australia Mr John KALISH Ms Nicole HINTON Assistant Secretary Manager, Uranium Section Australian Safeguards and Non-Proliferation Office Department of Resources, Energy and Tourism Mr Ronald HUTCHINGS Ms Ada CHEUNG Acting Executive General Manager, Strategy, First Secretary Government and International Relations Alternate to the Governor & Alternate to the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Resident Representative Organisation Permanent Mission to the IAEA Mr Gerry MCGUIRE Mr Connor DILLEEN Counsellor and Deputy Head of Mission First Secretary Alternate to the Resident Representative Alternate to the Governor & Alternate to the Permanent Mission to the IAEA Resident Representative Permanent Mission to the IAEA Advisers: Mr Christopher Shannon WHITE Mr Michael SHELDRICK First Secretary General Manager Adviser to the Resident Representative Fuels and Uranium Branch Permanent Mission to the IAEA Department of Resources, Energy and Tourism Ms Annette BERRIMAN Mr Ryan Keith GILCHRIST Executive Officer, Arms Control Section Counsellor Nuclear Arms Control and Counter-Proliferation Branch Alternate to the Resident Representative Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Permanent Mission to the IAEA Mr Simon MAMOUNEY Ms Rhonda EVANS Second Secretary Director, Regulatory and Policy Branch Adviser to the Resident Representative Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Permanent Mission to the IAEA Agency Other members of delegation: Mr Terry BEVEN Director, Arms Control Section Mr Frank HARRIS Arms Control and Counter-Proliferation Branch Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Manager, Radiation Governance, BHP Billiton Uranium Customer Sector Group Mr Russell LESLIE Director, International Safeguards Section Australian Safeguards and Non-Proliferation Office (ASNO) 54th regular session - List of Participants Member States Page 6 of 115 Austria, Republic of Austria, Republic of Mr Johannes AIGNER Third Secretary Head of Delegation: Adviser to the Resident Representative Mr Johannes KYRLE Permanent Mission to the IAEA Ambassador Secretary General for Foreign Affairs Mr Andreas MOLIN Director Alternates: Division of Nuclear Co-ordination Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Environment and Water Management Mr Helmut BÖCK Adviser to the Resident Representative
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