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Participants List List of the Participants GIS Day 2001 - 14 November 2001 Name Title Organization Address Phone Fax E-mail Mr. Samir Traboulsi President Academic Research Institute P.O.Box 155400 Beirut 01-841065 ASHRAE- Lebanese Chapter Ms. Cyril Sahyoun Volunteer Assistant Association d'Entraide 144 El Alam Rd, Horsh 01-382610 01-382610 [email protected] of Regional Coordinator Professionnelle Kfoury, Badaro Mr. Issam Obeid Aley Municipality Aley 03-428621 05-557112 05-554001 Mr. Ramzi Abou Said Engineer Aley Municipality Aley 05-554001 05-557112 [email protected] Mr. Hani Alnaghi Alnaghi Eng Consulting 03-422088 [email protected] Office Ms. Rajaa El Sayed Economic Advisor AMWAJ of the Environment Ein El Tineh 01-806350/ 01-793083 [email protected] 60 Mr. Hisham Salman Manager of the Association for Forest Ramlieh, Aley 03-493281/ 05-280430/ [email protected] Mediterraneab Forest Development and Development and Conservation (AFDC) 05-280430 01-983917 Mr. Samir Fatayri Mayor Baaklin- Swayani Municipality 03-616921 05-304340 Union Dr. Wafic Shaya Mayor Badghan Municipality Safar 03-868662 05-290228 Mr. Ali Bakr Associate Professor Beirut Arab University Tarik Al Jadideh, 01-300110 01-818403 [email protected] P.O.Box 11-5020 Beirut ext 2338 Ms. Rima Sultani Architect Beirut Arab University Tarik Al Jadideh, 01-300110 01-818402 [email protected] P.O.Box 11-5020 Beirut ext 2514 Mr. Abd ElMineam Ariss Mayor of Beirut Beirut Municipality P.O.Box 13-5495 Beirut 01-987014 01-863422 Mr. Mohamad Kadi Municipality Council Beirut Municipality P.O.Box 13-5495 Beirut 01-646318 01-646018 Member Mr. Berthold Hansmann Project Manager Codel/ GTZ Badaro, Benoit Barakat 01-390320 01-393860 [email protected] St, Jaber Bldg, 4th Fl Hala Chams Sectorial Planner/ Council for Development and Riad El Solh 01-981375/ 01-351944 [email protected] Vocational & Technical Education Reconstruction 03-879119 Mr. Rami Hamdan Fund Monitor & GIS Council for Development and Tallet Al Sarail, P.O.Box 01-981375/ 01-351944 [email protected] Specialsit Reconstruction 116/5351 03-879119 Name Title Organization Address Phone Fax E-mail Dr. Yussef Salameh Economist Council for Development and Tallet Al Sarail, P.O.Box 01-981375/ 01-351945 [email protected] Reconstruction 116/5352 03-879120 Mr. Enrico Azzone Coordinator CTM-Movimondo Furn El Chebback, 01-615542 01-611542 [email protected] Medawar St, Arida Bldg, 4th Fl Dr. Dunia Tabet Dar Al-Handasah Verdun St, P.O.Box 11- 01-790002 01-869011 [email protected] 7159 Beirut Mr. Mouhyiddin Information Directorat of Urban Planning Cola, UPD Bldg, 7th Fl 03-795201/ Jamaleddin Technology Head 01-815583/ 4 Dr. Ghassan Shaya Mayor El Jurd El Aala- Bhamdoun Sofar 03-317008 05-290228 Municipality Union Ms. Camilia Medawar Agricultural Engineer Environment and Nature Dekwaneh, Medawar 01-481996 01-500514 [email protected] Organization bldg, 1st Fl Mr. Dani Abdallah President Environment without Limites Maghdousheh, Haddad 03-698656 07-200443 [email protected] Bldg Mr. Georges Shemali Engineer FAO- MOA Furn El Chebback, Haj 03-289872/ 01-289767/ [email protected] Bldg 01-289474 26 Mr. Hamoud Abou Diab Engineer FAO- MOA Furn El Chebback, Haj 03-289872/ 01-289767/ Bldg 01-289475 27 Mr. Mounzer Dagher President Friends of Tannourine- Tannourine 03-667584 09-230506 [email protected] Hadeth ElJibbi Cedars Forum Mr. Omar Kabalan Student Future Youth Beirut 01-800015/ 8 01-800018 [email protected] Dr. Bassam Hamdoun Director Islamic University Khaldeh, Facing Coop 05-807711/ 6 Mr. Faisal Alami Director Khatib & Alami P.O.Box 14-6203 Beirut 01-844944 01-844400 [email protected] Mr. Ibrahim Habli GIS Services Division Khatib & Alami P.O.Box 14-6203 Beirut 01-844944 01-844400 [email protected] Mr. Pierre Hervouet Financial Analyst Khatib & Alami P.O.Box 14-6203 Beirut 01-844944 01-844400 [email protected] Mr. Rami Abou Hamadeh GIS Services Division Khatib & Alami P.O.Box 14-6203 Beirut 01-844944 01-844400 [email protected] Mr. Sami Khatib GIS Services Division Khatib & Alami P.O.Box 14-6203 Beirut 01-844944 01-844400 Name Title Organization Address Phone Fax E-mail Mr. Wassim Jammoul GIS Services Division Khatib & Alami P.O.Box 14-6203 Beirut 01-844944 01-844400 [email protected] Mr. Zayan Sadek GIS Services Division Khatib & Alami P.O.Box 14-6203 Beirut 01-844944 01-844400 Mr. Chadi Abdallah Lebanese National Center for P.O.Box 11-8281 04-409845/ 7 04-409848 [email protected] Remote Sensing Mansourieh Dr. Ghaleb Faour Researcher Lebanese National Center for P.O.Box 11-8281 03-823423/ 04-409847 [email protected] Remote Sensing Mansourieh 04-409845/ 6 Mr. Mohamad Awad GIS Manager Lebanese National Center for P.O.Box 11-8281 03-689867/ 04-409848 [email protected] Remote Sensing Mansourieh 04-409845/ 7 Dr. Mohamad Khawlie Director Lebanese National Center for P.O.Box 11-8281 04-409845/ 6 04-409847 [email protected] Remote Sensing Mansourieh Dr. Zoubeida Tayara Professor Lebanese University P.O.Box 11-4618 Beirut 01-630273 01-315640 [email protected] Ms. Zizette Chamaa System Engineer Lebanese University, Faculty Corniche ElMazraa, 03-704156/ 01-315640 [email protected] of Letters and Humanities I Facing Peugeot, 8th Fl 01-315645 Hassan Makki Litani Water Authority Bir Hassan 01-825432 01-363656 [email protected] Mr. Fadi Asmar Ministry of Agriculture Hazmieh, Galerie 05-455630 Semaan Mr. George Akl Project Manager Ministry of Agriculture 04-522222 04-418911 [email protected] Mr. Ali Ghrayeb Engineer Ministry of Energy & Water Corniche du Fleuve, 01-565071 [email protected] Facing Peugeot Mr. Mazen Makki World Bank Ministry of Energy & Water Consultant Engineer Mr. Ghassan Mina Ministry of Environment Antelias, Casino 04-522222 04-525080 Mehanna Turning Mr. Marwan Moudallal IT Manager Ministry of Environment Antelias, Casino 04-522222 04-525080 Mehanna Turning Ms. Nadine Haddad Student/ SPASI Ministry of Environment 04-522222 04-418911 [email protected] Ms. Sahar Omais Student/ SPASI Ministry of Environment 04-522222 04-418911 [email protected] Ms. Zeina Raad Student/ SPASI Ministry of Environment 04-522222 04-418911 [email protected] Name Title Organization Address Phone Fax E-mail Nancy Awad Natural Resources Ministry of Environment 04-522222 04-418911 [email protected] Specialist Maha Mehdi Project Assistant Ministry of Environment 04-522222 04-418911 Mr. Bijan Azad Directorate of Land Ministry of Finance Riad El Solh Str, 4th 01-648757 01-981059 [email protected] Registration and Cadastre Floor Mrs Raghida Jaber Directorate of Land Ministry of Finance Riad El Solh Str, 4th 01-648757 01-981059 [email protected] Registration and . Cadastre Floor Mr. Ramzi Sareyeddin Directorate of the Ministry of Finance Riad El Solh 01-981020 01-981043 [email protected] Administrative Affairs ext 237 Mr. Riad Al-Chami Systems Manager Ministry of Public Health Hussein Mansour Bldg, 01-615762/ 6 01-645079 [email protected] Mathaf Mr. Toni Mattar Vice Mayor Nahr Ibrahim Municipality Nahr Ibrahim 09-446300 9446300 [email protected] Municipality Dr. Nijat Kabbara National Center for Marine Sciences Mrs Wafa El-Yassir Abdel Representative Norweigian People's Aid- P.O.Box 113-5719 Beirut 01-305836 01-702342 [email protected] . Samad Lebanon Dr. Ghassan Jaradi Assistant Manager Palm Island Nature Reserve Tripoli 06-204525 06-615938 [email protected] Mr. Nour Ghalayini Assistant Manager Palm Island Nature Reserve Tripoli 06-204525 06-615938 [email protected] Mr. Samer Abilmouna IT Specialist Shanay Municipality Shanay 05-260233/ 05-260233 [email protected] 03-867968 Mr. Nizar Hani Scientific Coordinator Shouf Cedar Society Moukhtara Palace 03-513845/ 05-503230 [email protected], 05-503230 [email protected] Mr. Wissam Abou Daher Awareness Shouf Cedar Society Moukhtara Palace 03-505205/ 05-503230 [email protected] Coordinator 05-503230 [email protected] Ms. Amal Iaaly Trade Organization- Tripoli 03-806784 [email protected] Mr. Nassrat Houseini Trimble-Lebanon Mr. Rabih Mouhsen Head of IT Tripoli Municipality Department Ms. Maria Eid Student USJ Beirut 03-827099 [email protected] Name Title Organization Address Phone Fax E-mail Ms. Rouba Joumblatt Student USJ Saida 03-493272 [email protected] Mr. Elias Choueiri Director- Liaison World Safety Organization P.O.Box 401 Hazmieh 03-625851 01-371643 [email protected] Officer Mr. Hani Ammache Engineer [email protected] Ms. Rula Alami Zaki Economist 03-974637 [email protected] Mrs Rouba Kridli Kridly Co. Riad El Solh 01-368493 . Mireille Atallah Ghadir Keserwan 09-937952/ 3 [email protected] Martin Bemhard A Rocha Brian Cousini A Rocha Said Fatha Engineer Engg Order 01-850111 01-826145 [email protected] Tchekidjian Gazine Student ALBA Zalka 03-938436 [email protected] Hilal Kobrosly Mayor Saida Municipality Saida 07-724545 07-720063 Mohsen Rabih Engineer Tripoli Municipality Tripoli 03-975511 Habib Maalouf Green Forum/ Assafir 03-838504 Marc Metri Student AUB Box 11-0236/ 2920 03-759958 [email protected] Chrostophe Executive Director Ecole Superieure des Bir Hassan 03-216492 01-840161 [email protected] Proudhom Geometres et Topographes Abdallah Abdul- Head of Urban Al Fayha Municipality 06-200474 06-200474 [email protected] Wahab Committee Rami Abou Salman Natural Resources LEDO-UNDP Ministry of Environment 03-754252 04-418911 [email protected] Specialist Karim El-Jisr Env Consultant ECODIT 01-566784 01-566785 [email protected].
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