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Inter-parliamentary Conference CIVIC REPRESENTATION AND POLITICAL PARTICIPATION OF NATIONAL AND ETHNIC MINORITIES with Members of the European Parliament and Members of Parliament of EU Pre-Accession Countries Belgrade 20 – 21 November 2014 National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia Meeting room: Small Plenary Hall LIST OF PARTICIPANTS Contact: Mr Thierry Jacob [email protected] +32 2 28 42277 European Parliament, Directorate for Democracy Support, Pre-Accession Actions Unit European Parliament Mr Ivo Vajgl MEP, Member of the Committee on Foreign Affairs of the European Parliament Mr Pál Csáky MEP, Member of the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs of the European Parliament Mr Csaba Sógor MEP, Member of the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs of the European Parliament Mr Thierry Jacob Administrator, Pre-Accession Actions Unit Ms Dorota Jongman Assistant, Pre-Accession Actions Unit National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia Ms Maja Gojković Speaker of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia Mr Meho Omerović Chair of the Committee on Human and Minority Rights and Gender Equality Mr Aleksandar Senić MP, Chair of the Committee on EU Integration Ms Gordana Čomić MP, Deputy Speaker, Member of European Integration Committee Ms Vesna Marković MP, Member of European Integration Committee Ms Dušica Stojković MP, Member of European Integration Committee Mr Dragan Šormaz MP, Member of European Integration Committee Mr Ivan Bauer MP, Member of European Integration Committee Mr Ninoslav Girić MP, Member of European Integration Committee Mr Irena Aleksić MP, Member of European Integration Committee Ms Sabina Dazdarević MP, Member of Political group SDA Sandzak Ms Biljana Stošić Ilić MP,Member of Committee on Human and Minority Rights and Gender Equality Ms Zlata Đerić MP,Member of Committee on Human and Minority Rights and Gender Equality Ms Milanka Jevtović Vukojičić MP,Member of Committee on Human and Minority Rights and Gender Equality European Parliament, Directorate for Democracy Support, Pre-Accession Actions Unit 2 Conference – Civic representation and political participation of national and ethnic minorities Belgrade, 20 – 21 November 2014 Ms Elvira Kovač MP,Member of Committee on Human and Minority Rights and Gender Equality Ms Ljiljana Malušić MP,Member of Committee on Human and Minority Rights and Gender Equality Ms Ljibuška Lakatoš MP,Member of Committee on Human and Minority Rights and Gender Equality Ms Aida Ćorovič MP,Member of Committee on Human and Minority Rights and Gender Equality Ms Aleksandra Jovanović Senior Adviser, European Integration Department Ms Rajka Vukomanović Secretary of Committee on Human and Minority Rights and Gender Equality Mr Aleksandar Djordjević Secretary of European Integration Committee Parliament of Albania Mrs Hysi Vasilika MP, Member of the Committee on Legal Issues, Public Administration and Human Rights Mr Ulsi Manja MP, Member of the Committee on Legal Issues, Public Administration and Human Rights Mr Nard Ndoka MP, Member of the Committee on Legal Issues, Public Administration and Human Rights Mr Tahir Muhedini MP, Member of the Committee on Legal Issues, Public Administration and Human Rights Mr Iva Seseri Adviser, Member of the Committee on Legal Issues, Public Administration and Human Rights Parliament of Montenegro Mr Srđa Popović MP, Member of Committee on Human Rights and Freedoms Mr Izet Bralić MP, Member of Committee on Human Rights and Freedoms Ms Sonja Jokić Advisor, Committee on Human Rights and Freedoms European Parliament, Directorate for Democracy Support, Pre-Accession Actions Unit 3 Conference – Civic representation and political participation of national and ethnic minorities Belgrade, 20 – 21 November 2014 European External Action Service Mr Oscar Benedikt, Deputy Head of EU Delegation to Belgrade Mr Luca Bianconi Head of Political Section EU Delegation to Belgrade Ms. Gordana Aračkić Advisor, EU Delegation to Belgrade Mr. Stefan Mladenović Stagiaire, EU Delegation to Belgrade Mr. Andrej Stefanović Stagiaire, EU Delegation to Belgrade Council of Europe Mr Emir Adzović Coordinator of the Joint European Union/Council of Europe Project Promotion Human Rights and Minority Protection in South East Europe Ms. Nađa Ćuk Council of Europe office in Belgrade Ms. Aleksandra Vujić Council of Europe office in Belgrade Ms. Zana Glavendekić Council of Europe office in Belgrade Invited experts Prof. Giovanni Poggeschi University of Salento, Italy Prof. Tove Hansen Maloy Director of the European Centre for Minority Issues, Flensburg Embassies Ms. Sabine Brendel, Second Secretary, Embassy of Germany Ms. Mateja Norčič Štamcar, deputy Ambassador Slovenia Mr. Pavel Sokolovski, Counsellor, Embassy of Poland Ms. Valentina Šarčević, minister in Embassy of Cгoatia Mr. Gianfranco Petruzzela, first Councelor, Embassy of Italy Mr. Vladan Avramović, Embassy of Great Britain Mr. Rastislav Kostilnik, deputy Ambassador Slovakia Serbian state institutions Mr. Srdjan Majstorović, deputy director, Serbian European Integration Office Ms. Milica Saračević, Serbian European Integration Office Mr. Slobodan Milivojević, Commissioner for Protection of equality, Ms. Danijela Ristovski, Commissioner for Protection of equality, Mr. Ivan Bošnjak, state sectretary, Ministry of local self government Ms. Nina Fira, Ministry of local self government Ms. Ljiljana Bekčić, Ministry of local self government Ms. Milica Stjepović, Ministry of local self government Ms. Slavica Mandić, Ministry of local self government Mr. Suzana Paunović, director of human and Minority Rights Office, government of the Republic of Serbia Mr. Robert Sepi, deputy Ombudsman of the Republic of Serbia Ms. Violeta Ćorić, Ombudsman of the Republic of Serbia European Parliament, Directorate for Democracy Support, Pre-Accession Actions Unit 4 Conference – Civic representation and political participation of national and ethnic minorities Belgrade, 20 – 21 November 2014 National Minority Councils Ms. Elisaveta Stojanovska Ivanović, National council of Macedonians Ms. Zorica Mitrović, Forum of young Macedonians in Serbia Mr. Pavel Suro, National Council of Slovaks Mr. Jovgen Mudri, National Council of Rusins Ms. Slobodanka Pajović, National Council of Montenegrins Mr. Erdelj Osman, National Council of Ashkalia Ms. Afrodita Demir, National Council of Ashkalia Mr. Pavel Surovi, National Council of Checs Mr. Jože Sivaček, Electoral list of Checs Ms. Vlastenka Krišan, Electoral list of Checs Mr. Dragoljub Acković, National Council of Roma Mr. Vitomir Mihajlović, National Council of Roma Mr. Miroslav Unković, National Council of Roma Mr. Živojin Mitrović, National Council of Roma NGOs and others Ms. Sonja Biserko, NGO, Belgrade Mr. Obren Ćelasan, NGO, BiH Mr. Izet Bojčić, NGO, BiH Ms. Nela Radomirović, NGO SANTOS Mr. Slavoljub Gudurić, NGO Pribor, Serbia Mr. Zoran jovičić, NGO Ms. Snežana Ilić, Executive Director, Centre for Civil Society Development (CRCD) Ms. Jean-Baptiste Merlin, Committee for human right – YUCOM Mr. Nenad Đurđević, Forum for ethnic relations Ms. Ksenija Marković, Forum for ethnic relations Mr. Dušan Pokuševski, Belgrade centre for human rights Ms. Katarina Ivanović, NGO ASTRA Ms. Đurđica Ergić, Roma female center, Bibija Ms. Jadranka Jelinčić, executive director, Foundation for open society Mr. Miloslav Lazović, SKD Zora Ms. Jovana Vuković, Regional centre for minorities Mr. Nikola Ristić, editor, EU-WB web portal, Mr. Dragan Bašović, Journalist of Pravda European Parliament, Directorate for Democracy Support, Pre-Accession Actions Unit 5 Conference – Civic representation and political participation of national and ethnic minorities Belgrade, 20 – 21 November 2014 .
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