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FINAL 15 OSCE Ministerial Council Meeting MC.INF/9/07/Rev.4 29 November 2007 ENGLISH only FINAL List of Participants for the 15th OSCE Ministerial Council Meeting 29 - 30 November 2007 MADRID 29 November, 2007 (22.45) ALBANIA Mr. Lulzim BASHA Minister of Foreign Affairs, Head of Delegation Ms. Elvana ZHEZHA Chief of Cabinet of the Minister of Foreign Affairs Mr. Islam LAUKA Director General, Department for International Organisations, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ms. Anila Bitri LANI Ambassador, Albanian Embassy in Madrid Ms. Albana DAUTLLARI Deputy Head of Mission, Counsellor, Permanent Mission of Albania to International Organisations, Vienna Ms. Ada SHEHU OSCE Desk Officer. Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ms. Ridi KURTEZI Counsellor, Albanian Embassy in Madrid Ms. Esmeralda MULAJ Journalist, Albanian Public Television Mr. Bujar KORE Cameraman, Albanian Public Television GERMANY Mr. Frank-Walter STEINMEIER Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs, Head of Delegation Mr. Axel BERG Ambassador, Permanent Representative of the Federal Republic of Germany to the OSCE Mr. Wolf-Ruthart BORN Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany in Madrid Mr. Friedrich GRÖNING Ambassador, Federal Government Commissioner for Disarmament and Arms Control, Federal Foreign Office, Berlin Mr. Eberhard POHL Deputy Political Director, Federal Foreign Office, Berlin Ms. Margit HELLWIG-BÖTTE Federal Foreign Office, Berlin Mr. Michael BIONTINO Federal Foreign Office, Berlin Mr. Gerhard KÜNTZLE Deputy Head of Mission, Permanent Mission of Germany to the OSCE Mr. Wolfgang RICHTER Colonel, Senior Military Advisor, Permanent Mission of Germany to the OSCE Mr. Walter SCHWEIZER Colonel, Permanent Mission of Germany to the OSCE Mr. Bernd PFAFFENBACH Lieutenant Colonel, Ministry of Defence, Berlin Ms. Julia GROSS Federal Foreign Office, Berlin Mr. Jens PLÖTNER Federal Foreign Office, Berlin Mr. Jan KANTORCZYK Counsellor, Permanent Mission of Germany to the OSCE Ms. Sabine STÖHR Counsellor, Permanent Mission of Germany to the OSCE Mr. Lorenz BARTH First Secretary, Permanent Mission of Germany to the OSCE Mr. Thomas LENK First Secretary, Permanent Mission of Germany to the OSCE Ms. Susan GEHROLD Interpreter, Federal Foreign Office, Berlin Mr. Jörn SEMMLER Protocol Officer, Federal Foreign Office, Berlin Ms. Susana ANSELMENT Protocol Officer, Federal Foreign Office, Berlin Mr. Michael VON FRANKEN Sergeant Major, Permanent Mission of Germany to the OSCE Ms. Martina BECK Permanent Mission of Germany to the OSCE Mr. Frank BANKSTAHL Protocol Officer, Federal Foreign Office, Berlin German Embassy in Madrid Mr. Karlfried BERGNER First Counsellor, German Embassy in Madrid Mr. Stefan WECKBACH Counsellor, German Embassy in Madrid Ms. Daniela VOGL First Secretary, German Embassy in Madrid Mr. Helge HOLLECK Third Secretary, German Embassy in Madrid Mr. Dietmar STEUER German Embassy in Madrid Mr. Peter NEUSUESS German Embassy in Madrid UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Mr. R. Nicholas BURNS Head of Delegation - Undersecretary of State for Political Affairs Mr. Daniel FRIED Assistance Secretary for the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs Ms. Julie FINLEY US Ambassador to the OSCE Mr. René BEBEAU EUR/RPM Mr. Matthew BRYZA Deputy Assistant Secretary for European Affairs Ms. Diana BROWN Deputy Political Counsellor/First Secretary Mr. Michael CARPENTER Advisor Mr. Jon CLAUS Senior Advisor, US Mission to the OSCE Ms. Susan CORKE DRL, US Department of State Mr. George CUNNINGHAM Military Advisor, US Mission to the OSCE Ms. Diana DRAGON Political Officer, US Mission to the OSCE Mr. James DUDLEY Economic Counsellor, US Embassy to Spain Mr. William DUNCAN Political Counsellor, US Embassy to Spain Mr. Dan FATA Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense Mr. Evan FEIGENBAUM Deputy Assistant Secretary Ms. Sumona GUHA Special Assistant to U/S Burns Mr. Alcee HASTINGS Congressman Ms. Daryl HEGENDORFER. Executive Assistant to the Ambassador, US Mission to the OSCE Ms. Janice HELWIG Advisor, Helsinki Commission, US Mission to the OSCE Ms. Kevan HIGGINS Second Secretary Political Affairs, US Embassy to Spain Mr. Nathan HOLDER Information Management, US Mission to the OSCE Ms. Elizabeth KAUFMAN Political Officer, US Mission to the OSCE Mr. Thaddeus KONTEK Political Officer, US Mission to the OSCE Mr. David KRAMER Deputy Assistant Secretary for European Affairs Ms. Eva KUDERA Management, US Mission to the OSCE Mr. Sam LAEUCHLI Political Counsellor, US Mission to the OSCE Ms. Cindy LAREAU Office Manager, US Mission to the OSCE Ms. Jennifer LAURENDEAU Deputy Director, EUR/RPM Mr. Hugo LLORENS Chargé d’Affaires, US Embassy to Spain Ms. Karen LOOK Deputy Assistant Secretary, Department of Defense Ms. Lale MAMAUX Staff Advisor Mr. Devin MILLER Political Officer, US Mission to the OSCE Mr. Mark MOODY Management Officer, US Mission to the OSCE Mr. Powell MOORE Representative of the US Secretary of Defence, US Mission to the OSCE Mr. Hugh NEIGHBOUR Chief Arms Control Delegate, US Mission to the OSCE Ms. Aline NOBLE Personal Assistant to the Deputy Chief of the US Mission to the OSCE Mr. Peter OLSON Legal Adviser Mr. Winsome PACKER Staff Advisor Mr. Darren PERDUE Political/Economic Officer, US Embassy to Spain Ms. Donna PHELAN Foreign Affairs Officer, US Department of State Mr. Andrew PLOWMAN Deputy OSCE Coordinator, US Department of State Ms. Betsy POTTER Public Affairs Office, US Mission to the OSCE Mr. Richard PROSEN Foreign Affairs Officer Ms. Julie RASCHKA Political Assistant, US Mission to the OSCE Mr. Gary ROBBINS Office Director, EUR-RPM Mr. Larry SCHULTZ Foreign Affairs Officer Mr. Kyle SCOTT Deputy Chief of the US Mission to the OSCE Mr. Josie SHUMAKE Counsellor for Public Affairs, US Embassy to Spain Mr. Christopher SIBILLA Deputy Political Counsellor, US Mission to the OSCE Mr. Jules SILBERBERG First Secretary, Politico-Military Affairs, US Mission to the OSCE Ms. Veronika SPERL Press Assistant, US Mission to the OSCE Mr. Stephen STEGER First Secretary, Political Officer, US Mission to the OSCE Mr. Mike STEVENS First Secretary, Deputy Political Counsellor, US Mission to the OSCE Mr. David STRUVE First Secretary, Advisor, US Mission to the OSCE Ms. Fatema SUMAR Regional Central Asia Desk Officer, US Department of State Mr. Jose TOBIAS First Secretary, US Mission to the OSCE Mr. Kit TRAUB First Secretary, US Mission to the OSCE Mr. John UNDERRINER Deputy Director, EUR-RPM, US Department of State Ms. Tammy URBAN Administrative Assistant, US Mission to the OSCE Mr. Jeff VANDREAL First Secretary, Director of Resource Management, US Mission to the OSCE ANDORRA Ms. Meritxell MATEU Minister of Foreign Affairs, Head of Delegation Mr. Joan PUJAL LABORDA Head of the Permanent Mission of Andorra to the OSCE Mr. Xavier SPOT Ambassador, Andorran Embassy to Spain Ms.Maria UBACH Director of Multilateral Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ms. Marta SALVAT Special Envoy on Policy and Security Issues, Permanent Mission of Andorra to the OSCE Ms. Maria Àngels FERNANDEZ First Secretary, Andorran Embassy to LOPEZ Spain Ms. Meritxell MARSÀ PONS First Secretary, Andorran Embassy to Spain ARMENIA Mr. Vartan OSKANIAN Minister of Foreign Affairs, Head of Delegation Ms. Salpi GHAZARIAN Advisor to the Minister of Foreign Affairs Mr. Vladimir KARAPETYAN Acting Spokesman, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mr. Ara MKRTCHIAN Head of the OSCE Division, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mr. Armen PAPIKYAN First Secretary, Armenian Delegation to the OSCE Mr. Andranik HOVHANNISYAN Second Secretary, Armenian Delegation to the OSCE AUSTRIA Mr. Hans WINKLER State Secretary for Foreign Affairs Ms. Margit WÄSFELT Ambassador, Head of Mission of Austria to the OSCE Ms. Ulrike TILLY Ambassador, Austrian Embassy to Spain Mr. Martin BOTTA Member of State Secretary’s Cabinet Mr. Christophe CESKA Minister Counsellor, Deputy Head of the Permanent Mission of Austria to the OSCE Mr. Wolfgang SPADINGER Minister Counsellor, Austrian Embassy to Spain Mr. Klaus FAMIRA PARCSETICH Minister Counsellor, Permanent Mission of Austria to the OSCE Ms. Brigitte PFRIEMER Second Secretary, Austrian Embassy to Spain Mr. Anton EISCHER Colonel, Permanent Mission of Austria to the OSCE AZERBAIJAN Mr. Elmar MAMMADYAROV Minister of Foreign Affairs Mr. Araz AZIMOV Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Mr. Fuad ISMAYILOV Ambassador, Permanent Representative of the Rep. 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