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38Th Session of the ICAO Assembly 01/10/2013 18:06:01 38th Session of the ICAO Assembly 24 September to 4 October 2013, Montreal LIST OF DELEGATES No. 7.0 CD - Chief Delegate ACD - Alternate Chief Delegate D - Delegate ADV - Advisor COBS - Chief Observer OBS - Observer Name Position Title Member States Afghanistan NATIQ Yalda ACD Representative of Afghanistan to ICAO ZAHIR Hamid ACD Deputy Minister of Transport and Civil Aviation of Afghanistan AYUBI Khalilullah D Director of Law GHALIB Sharif D Deputy Ambasasdor RASSULI Adel D Operation Director MIR Yahya ADV Albania BACI Feliks CD Director of Control and SMS Algeria BENAMARA Smail CD BENANTAR Fatima D Ministère des Transports, Direction de l'Aviation Civile et Météorologie BOUSLIMANE Saadi D Etablissement National De La Navigation Aerienne KECHACHA Nakhla D Ministre Conseiller NASREDDINE Rimouche D Directeur Andorra OBIOLS Nicolau CD Indústria - Transport de Mercaderies i Passangers - Govern d'Andorra Angola CARREIRA Rui Paulo De D Andrade Teles RAFAEL Angelo Do Rosario D SILVA Jose D Antigua and Barbuda ABRAHAM Peter CD Oversight Officer Argentina LUONGO Norberto E. CD Alternate Representative CARBONI Raul D CHIESA Romulo D DE ARZUAGA Hernan D GONZALEZ Rubén Oscar D Alternate Representative of Argentina and Member of the Air Navigation Commission GRANADOS Alejandro D Administrador Nacional de Aviación Civil Page 2 of 60 Name Position Title MAURINO Daniel D MOGLIANI Valeria D MOLITERNO Francisco D Asesor del Ministro de Defensa PALANO Francisco Leonardo D PALERMO Jose Alberto D Director General de Control de Tránsito Aéreo RAMIREZ DE BLAS Daiana D RODRIGUEZ GRELLET Agustin D ROSSI Gabriel D SUAREZ Ana Pamela D TAGINO Guillermo Ignacio D VALLARINO Carlos Maria D VLEK Maria Alejandra ADV Armenia SAFARYAN Naira ACD Deputy Director of Air Transportation Regulation Department, GDCA RA YEGONIAN Armen ACD Ambassador HAKOBYAN Aram D JANIBEKYAN Levon D Head of Legal Section, GDCA RA MIRZOYAN Hrant D Director of Air Transportation Regulation Department, GDCA RA Australia WILSON Andrew CD Deputy Secretary DOHERTY John ACD Executive Director, Aviation and Airports MACAULAY Kerryn ACD Australian Representative on the Council of ICAO ALECK Jonathan D Associate Director of Aviation Safety, Civil Aviation Safety Authority BOLLARD Jeffrey D International Program Manager - Airservices Australia CROMARTY Peter Beilby D Executive Manager, Airspace and Aerodromes Regulation Division HAMMOND David D Counsellor (Transport), Australian Embassy, Washington DC MCARTHUR Russell D Director, International ICAO Section MCCORMICK John D Director of Aviation Safety, Civil Aviation Safety Authority MENON Unni D Executive General Member Corporate and Industry Affairs OWEN-JONES Robert D ROBERTSON Peter D General Manager, Aviation Security, Department of Infrastructure and Transport STREET Jeffrey D Senior Policy Officer, International Liaison and Programs, Civil Aviation Safety Authority TIEDE Andrew D Australia's Nominee to the Air Navigation Commission MCKEON Jane ADV PARKER Andrew ADV GROUP EXECUTIVE, GOVERNMENT AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS WHEELENS Anthony ADV EXECUTIVE MANAGER, GOVERNMENT AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Page 3 of 60 Name Position Title Austria GEHRER Silvia CD Director General International LANDRICHTER Elisabeth ACD General Director CAA Austria HATLER Antonia D Deputy Head Dept. "Strategy and International" CAA Austria KRZIWANEK Klaus D National Continous Monitoring Coordinator (NCMC) NIRSCHL Franz D Director Safety Management and Air Navigation Services Azerbaijan GULIYEV Fuad CD BAGHIROV Samir ACD HABIBZADE Eljan D Counsellor SHAFIYEV Farid D Permanent Representative to ICAO Bahamas HANNA-MARTIN Honourable CD Minister of Transport and Aviation for the Bahamas Glenys ROLLE Patrick ACD Director BRATHWAITE Juliea D ICAO Technical Safety Coordinator JOHNSON Calsey D High Commissioner MAJOR Keith D Chief Operations Officer ATS WILSA Sheena ADV WILSON Sheena ADV BAHRAIN AL NEMAAH Ahmed CD Acting Undersecretary For Civil Aviation Affairs ELSHAMLAN Ibtissam ACD Director Of Air Transport Mohammed ALHAMUD Salah Mohammed D Head Aeronautical Information & Aerospace Planning Bangladesh AZHAR Ashraful D Flight Operations Inspector/Consultant HAQUE Dewan Mahmudul D HAQUE A K M Faizul D Assistant Director HUSSAIN Mahmud D Chairman, CAAB KABIR S M Lutful D Senior Aerodrome Officer RAHMAN M Shahidur D Security Consultant Barbados SANDIFORD-GARNER Irene CD BECKLES Mitchinson D Director of Civil Aviation (ag) BLACKMAN Jacqueline D Chief Technical Officer DANIEL Arlene D Secretary Page 4 of 60 Name Position Title Belarus DEMIN Timofei D Second Secretary of the Embassy of the Republic of Belarus in Canada Belgium DURINCKX Frank CD Director General Civil Aviation Administration ROBERT Geoffray ACD Representative of Belgium on the ICAO Council DELANGE An D Advisor Civil Aviation Administration KLEIJKENS Danny ADV Belize CASTRO Edmond George CD Minister Responsible for Civil Aviation Benin BONIFACE Bertin Iyani CD Director IYANI BONIFACE Bertin CD Directeur Adjoint de Cabinet du Ministere des Travaux Publics et des Transports DE SOUZA Artistide D Bhutan GYALTSHEN Wangdi CD Director Bolivia (Plurinational State of) VISCARRA ESCOBAR Raul CD VICE MINISTER OF TRANSPORT COIMBRA BUSCH Luis D EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR - CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY OF BOLIVIA GARCIA SORUCO Ricardo D OPERATIONAL SAFETY ADVISOR FOR DGAC Javier JACOB ESCALANTE Martha D AIR TRANSPORT DIRECTOR Silvia TORRICO SORIA Willy Rodrigo D SECRETARY GENERAL URRUTIA PLAZA Juan D ICAO PROJECT COORDINATOR BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA GUTIC-BJELICA Biljana ACD Ambassador RATKOVICA Dorde ACD Director General KRUHOVIC Asmir D Airworthiness Inspector MICIC Milena D Expert for International Cooperation ICAO/ECAC/EASA/EUROCONTROL PASIC Mithat D Counsellor SKOKIC Milada D Administrative Assistant of DG SUPIC Stojanka D En-Route Cost Base Expert Page 5 of 60 Name Position Title Botswana MOLEFHI Nonofo .e CD Minister of Transport and Communications THEBENALA Jacob Lenkeme ALT Aviation Desk Officer FANI David D KEBEDE Eyob Estifanos D REES Anthony Glyndwr D TLHOKWANE Jefferson D Chief Executive Officer Gobuamang Brazil DOS GUARANYS Marcelo CD Director CAA Pacheco COIMBRA Rogerio Teixeira ACD Secretary for Regulatory Policy D'ESCRAGNOLLE TAUNAY ACD Permanent Representative of Brazil to ICAO FILHO Jorge RODRIGUES FILHO Rafael ACD Lt. General AZEVEDO Marcelo D Vice Chief Of Brazilian Investigation Center BARRETO DE ANDRADE D NETO Jose COSTA JUNIOR Manoel A D Air Navigation Commissioner DA ROSA COSTA Roberto D DE CARVALHO Rodrigo D FERNANDES DE NEGREIROS D Nelson Edmundo FERNANDO ARBIGAUS Diogo D FILIZOLA Alexandre D GASSER Luiz Cesar D GODINHO Rodrigo Henriques D DECEA Representative JANSEN André Eduardo D CNS Officer - DECEA LEITE DE MORAES JARDIM D Paulo De Tarso LOURENÇO Luis D Chief of Brazilian Investigation Center OLIVEIRA Gustavo D DECEA's Operations Subdepartment Deputy PELLEGRINO Carlos D Director of Safety POSSAS Paulo Henrique D QUEIROZ Jose D Alternate Representative REBOUÇAS André D ALTERNATE REPRESENTATIVE TO THE COUNCIL ROCHA Ricardo D SILVA Julio D Alternate Representative VIEIRA José Luiz D Alternate Representative / Brazilian Delegation to ICAO VIEIRA SOARES Daniel D Brunei Darussalam ALI Hj Idris CD Deputy Permanent Secretary of Ministry of Communication Page 6 of 60 Name Position Title ABDULLAH Airah D Director of Communication, Ministry of Communication MOHAMAD SIDEK Mohamad D Operations Officer Fauzi MOHAMMAD ALI Hajah Suziyati D Special Duties Officer Grade 1 Bulgaria SHEVCHENKO-TRENKOVA CD Head of International Relations Department, DG Civil Aviation Lyudmila Administration KANTAREVA Mariya D Junior Expert International Relations Department DG CAA Bulgaria Burkina Faso OUEDRAOGO Jean Bertin CD Minister of Infrastructures, Road Development and Transport DIEGUIMDE Moumouni D Permanent Representative of Burkina Faso on the Council GUISSOU ZOURE Nana D KONE Adrien D Ambassador Extraordinary Pleniopentary of Burkina Faso to Canada MEDA Donmeguile Joachim D PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTOR OF ANAC-BURKINA FASO NIKIEMA Goama D OUEDRAOGO Alain D SAWADOGO Abel D Directeur General, Agence National de L'Aviation Civile TIAHO Cécile D Secretary of Foreign Affairs Burundi DEOGRATIAS Rurimunzu CD Ministry of Transport MANIRATUNGA Albert D General Director Civil Aviation Authority NIYONKURU Deus D Chef Du Service Transport Aerien NIZIGAMA NTAMAGIRO Else D Chargé d'Affaires à l'Ambassade à Ottawa NTIMPIRANGEZA Pascal D Cambodia HAVANNALL Mao CD Secretary of State, State Secretariat of Civil Aviation DARA Long D Deputy Director of CATC, SSCA KUNAKOR Sarin D PA to HE Secretary of State and Director of International & Legal Affairs, SSCA SOVARY Rumchek D Deputy Director General, SSCA Cameroon ANU'A-GHEYLE Solomon CD ZOA ETUNDI Englebert ACD AFOUBA NGAYIHI Marietta D Chef de la Cellule des Normes de la Division de l'Aviation Civile Séraphine (Ministère des Transports) ASSOUMOU KOKI Paule D Director of Aviation Safety, Cameroon Civil Aviation Authority BELINGA Jerome D DJON Jean D Inspector in charge of Security and Air Transport, Cameroon Civil Aviation Authority Page 7 of 60 Name Position Title EBOUNDANE Roger Paul D EDOU MVELLE Alain Roger D head of cooperation unit in the ministry of transport KAMHOUA Theodore D Director of Operations KAMHOUA Theodore D delegate MOUKALAN Didier D TANKAM Pierre D Director General, Cameroon Civil Aviation Authority TSAMO Christien D Inspector General, Cameroon Civil Aviation Authority WADEM TAGNE Joël D Chef de la Division de la Communication, Autorité Aéronautique du Cameroun
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