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List of Participants List of participants WAT: Workshop on recent progress on transboundary water cooperation Start Date: Tuesday, July 04, 2017 End Date: Tuesday, July 04, 2017 Participants: 81 Governments Albania Ms. Gerta LUBONJA Prime Minister’office Bulevardi “Deshmoret E Kombit” Director 1001 Tirana Directory of Integrated Water Management Albania Technical Secretariat of the National Water Council Mobile: +355 672070576 Email: [email protected] Armenia Mr. Artyom MKHITARYAN 3rd Government bldg., Republic Square 0010 Yerevan Deputy Head of Water Resources Management Agency Armenia Ministry of Nature Protection of RA Phone: +37411818546 Mobile: +37494556054 Email: [email protected] Azerbaijan Mr. Sahib HASANZADE 51 Rasul Rza St. AZ1000 Baku Head of Hydro-Technical Structures Sector Azerbaijan State Agency for Water Resources of The Ministry of Emergency Situations of Azerbaijan Phone: +99412 512 48 47 Mobile: +99450 313 46 66 Fax: +99412 512 48 02 Email: [email protected] Mr. Rafig VERDIYEV 36, Huseynbala Aliyev St., Apt 52, 3-rd Mikrodistrict AZ-1111 Baku Member Azerbaijan Bureau of the Water Convention, Scientific Research Hydromet Institute Phone: +994 125 513 16 87 Mobile: +9947 03 4958 84 Email: [email protected] Bangladesh Mr. Md Mahmudur RAHMAN 72, Green Road 1215 Dhaka Director Bangladesh Joint Rivers Commission, Bangladesh Phone: +8844819062 Mobile: +8801737546072 Fax: +8844819063 Email: [email protected] 1 WAT: Workshop on recent progress on transboundary water cooperation Belarus Mr. Aliaksandr PAKHOMAU Slavinskogo 1/2 220086 Minsk Head of State Water Cadastre Sector Belarus Central Research Institute for Complex Use of Water Resources Phone: +375 17 3699331 Mobile: +375 29 7622896 Fax: +375 17 2672734 Email: [email protected] Ms. Viktoryia VORANAVA Kollertornaya 10 220004 Minsk Consultant Department of regulation impact Belarus assessmenton air and water resources Ministry of National Resources and Environmental Phone: +375 17 2005967 Protection of the Republic of Belarus Email: [email protected] Benin Mr. Tchokponhoué ALLOMASSO Avenue jean Paul II 01 Cotonou Benin La Mobilisation de l'Eau Direction Générale de l'Eau Phone: +229 97 87 26 87 Mobile: +299 97 87 26 87 Fax: 00 Email: [email protected] Burundi Mr. Epimaque MURENGERANTWARI Avenue de la Cathédrale no 8 PO BOX 631 Bujumbura Bujumbura Advisor of the Minister Burundi Ministry of Water, Environment, Land Management and Urban Planning Mobile: +25775368974 Email: [email protected] Chad Mr. Mahamat Alifa MOUSSA BP 1769 Ndjameda Chad Secretary General Ministry of Water and Sanitation Phone: 23566738899 Email: [email protected] Mr. Younane NELNGAR BP 1769 Ndjaména 1769 Ndjamena Cellule Technique d'Appui au Secrétariat Général Chad Ministère de l’Eau et de l'Assainissement Phone: (235) 6675 4371 Mobile: (235) 6675 4371 Email: [email protected] Colombia Mr. Mauricio MOLANO Calle 37 número 8 - 40 110311 Bogota Advisor of International Affairs Colombia Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development Phone: 57 1 3323400 Mobile: 57 3212713633 Email: [email protected] Mr. Carlos CARRETERO SOCHA Chemin du Champ-d’Anier 17-19 1209 Geneva Minister Counsellor Switzerland Permanent Mission of Colombia Phone: +41 227984718 Email: [email protected] 2 WAT: Workshop on recent progress on transboundary water cooperation Mr. Juan Francisco LUNA Chemin du Champ-d’Anier 17-19 1209 Geneva Intern Switzerland Permanent Mission of Colombia Email: [email protected] Costa Rica Mr. Jose Miguel ZELEDON CALDERON Barrio Tournon San Francisco Calle Blancos 1343 1000 Goicoechea Director of Water Costa Rica INGENIERO / DIRECTOR AGUA Ministry of Environment and Energy Phone: +506 2103 2600 Mobile: 88294254 Fax: +506 22217516 Email: [email protected], [email protected] Côte d'Ivoire Mr. Bouho Jerome KOUAKOU Abidjan 650 Abidjan Direction de la gestion et de la protection des Côte d'Ivoire ressources en eau Ministere des eaux et forets Phone: +225 22 44 50 05 Mobile: +225 07 90 93 29 Fax: +225 22 44 50 05 Email: [email protected] Ecuador Ms. Bertha ANDRADE Av. Toledo N22-286 and Lerida 170525 Quito International e Intersectoral Director Ecuador Secretariat for Water Ecuador (Ministry) Phone: 59323815640 Mobile: 593995692869 Email: [email protected] El Salvador Ms. Silvia Margarita HERNANDEZ DE LARIOS Km 5 1/2 carretera a Santa Tecla. 1101 San Salvador Director El Salvador Ministerio de Medio Ambiente y Recursos Naturales Phone: 21329920 Mobile: 78563213 Email: [email protected] France Mr. Yves GOUISSET Place Jules Ferry 69453 cedex 06 Lyon Chargé de mission gestion transfrontière des eaux. France Project manager for cross-water management. Ministère de la transition écologique et solidaire. Phone: +33426286585 Mobile: +33687209345 Direction régionale de l'environnement Auvergne- Email: [email protected] Rhône-Alpes. Service Bassin Rhône-Méditerranée-Plan Rhône. 3 WAT: Workshop on recent progress on transboundary water cooperation Gambia Mr. Yusupha BOJANG 7 marina parade N/A Banjul Hydrological Superintendent/IWRM Focal point Gambia Department of water Resources (DWR) Phone: +220 422 7631 Mobile: +220 9935718/6726039 Fax: +220 422 5009 Email: [email protected] Georgia Ms. Gvantsa SIVSIVADZE G. Gulua street, N6 0114 Tbilisi Senior Specialist Georgia Ministry of Environmental and Natural Resources Protection of Georgia Phone: +995322727223 Mobile: +995598159755 Email: [email protected], [email protected] Ghana Ms. Dorcas Adwoa PAINTSIL No. E4 Leshie Crescent, Labone Estate. P.O. Box CT 5630 +233 Cantonments Accra Water Quality Specialist Ghana Water Resources Commission Phone: +233 0302 763651 Mobile: +233 244227972 Fax: +233 0302 763649 Email: [email protected], [email protected] Guinea Mr. Alsény Marie CAMARA ALMAMYA 1217 CONAKRY Juriste Guinea Ministère de l'Energie et l’Hydraulique Phone: +224661310137 Mobile: +224661310137 Email: [email protected] Website: [email protected] Hungary Mr. Peter KOVACS József Attila utca 2-4 1051 Budapest Head of River Basin Management and Water Hungary Protection Department, Chair of the UNECE Water Convention Phone: +36 1441 1376 Mobile: +36-30-919-3821 Department of River Basin Management and Water Fax: +36 1 441 1698 Protection Email: [email protected] Ministry of Interior Ms. Ida NAGYNÉ SÓS József Attila utca 2-4 1051 Budapest Senior Advisor for Water Management Hungary Ministry of Interior Phone: +3614411795 Mobile: +36304912624 Email: [email protected] Jordan Mr. Mohammad ALATRASH P.O.Box 2412 11181 Amman Assistant Secretary General for Technical Affaires Jordan Ministry of Water and Irrigation Phone: +962 656 52267 Mobile: +962 795 283055 Fax: +962 656 522 78 Email: [email protected] 4 WAT: Workshop on recent progress on transboundary water cooperation Kazakhstan Ms. Damegul KABIYEVA 16, Chemin du Prunier 1218 Geneva Minister-Counsellor Switzerland Permanent Mission of Kazakhstan to the UNO and other International Organizations in Geneva Phone: +41(0)227886625 Mobile: +41(0)76 568 03 29 Email: [email protected], mission@kazakhstan- geneva.ch Mr. Mukhtar ZHAKENOV 8, Mangilik El av., The House of the Ministries 010000 Astana Deputy Director of the Department Kazakhstan Department of Transboundary Waters Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan Phone: +7 7172 74 98 61 Mobile: +7 702 999 15 31 Email: [email protected] Mr. Serik AKHMETOV 2-23, Bokeikhan str. 010000 Astana Docent Kazakhstan Eurasian National University of the Republic of Kazakhstan Phone: +7 705 517 16 34 Email: [email protected] Kenya Mr. Silas M'NYIRI Ngong Road 00200 Nairobi Deputy Director of Transboundary Water Resources Kenya Ministry of Water and Irrigation Phone: +254 202716103 Mobile: +254 723 382 916 Email: [email protected] Kyrgyzstan Mr. Kokumbek TASHTANALIEV Mr. Kokumbek TASHTANALIEV General Director Department of Water Management General Director Department of Water Management and Melioration and Melioration Water Management Water Management Department of Water Management and Melioration Department of Water Management and Melioration Lithuania Ms. Gintare BEVAINIENE 4/9 A. Jaksto LT-2600 VILNIUS Chief desk officer of Water Division Lithuania Department of Water and Health Ministry of Environment Phone: +370 526 635 04 Fax: +370 526 636 63 Email: [email protected] Ms. Agnija TUMKEVIC Tumo-Vaizganto 2, Vilnius LT-01511 Vilnius Chief Officer Lithuania Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Lithuania Email: [email protected] 5 WAT: Workshop on recent progress on transboundary water cooperation Peru Mr. Juan Carlos POMAREDA Jr. Lampa 545. Cercado de Lima Lima 01 Lima Third Secretary Peru Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Peru Phone: 511 2043250 Mobile: 51 943474010 Email: [email protected] Republic of Moldova Mr. Andrei URSACHE 9, Constantin Tanase St. MD 2005 Chisinau Deputy Head Republic of Moldova Natural Resources and Biodiversity Department Ministry of Environment Phone: +373 22 20 45 13 Email: [email protected] Romania Ms. Neagu CARMEN Sfantul Elefterie nr. 46, sector 5 050526 Bucharest counsellor Romania Ministry of Waters and Forests Mobile: 0040758232751 Email: [email protected] Rwanda Mr. Eugene MUNYAKAYANZA 555 Gisenyi 250 Co-Director Rwanda Autorite du Bassin du lac Kivu et de la riviere Ruzizi (ABAKIR) Phone: +250785071622 Mobile: +250788301142 Email: [email protected] Senegal Mr. Niokhor NDOUR Hamo 2 Dakar Directeur de la Gestion
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