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Participants CENTRAL ASIA REGIONAL ECONOMIC COOPERATION PROGRAM Subregional Workshop on Application of Customs Related Provisions of World Trade Organization Trade Facilitation Agreement (WTO TFA) 15-16 January 2019 Baku, Azerbaijan LIST OF PARTICIPANTS AZERBAIJAN 1. Mr. Safar Mehdiyev, Chairman of the State Customs Committee 2. Mr.Shahin Mustafayev, Minister of Economy 3. Mr. Ismayil Huseynov, First Deputy Chairman of the State Customs Committee 4. Mr. Javad Gasimov, Deputy Chairman of the State Customs Committee 5. Mr. Igbal Babayev, Deputy Chairman of the State Customs Committee 6. Mr. Asgar Abdullayev, Deputy Chairman of the State Customs Committee 7. Mr. Rza Hasanaliyev, Deputy Chairman of the State Customs Committee 8. Mr. Rufat Mammadov, Deputy Minister of Economy 9. Mr. Samad Garalov, Head of General Department of Management of Customs Control and Trade Facilitation, AZE State Customs Committee 10. Mr. Jeyhun Najafli, Head of Trade Facilitation Department of General Department of Management of Customs Control and Trade Facilitation, State Customs Committee of Azerbaijan 11. Mr. Mazahir Guseynov, Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Republic of Azerbaijan 12. Mr. Nazim Bayandurov, Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Republic of Azerbaijan 13. Mr. Ali Iskenderov, Azerbaijan International Car Transport Association (ABADA) 14. Mr. Vugar Nagiyev, Azerbaijan International Car Transport Association (ABADA) 15. Mr. Nijat Hajizade, Center for Economic Reforms Analysis and Communication 16. Mr. Rashid Hasanov, Ministry of Taxes 17. Mr. Ramin Bayramov, Food Safety Agency 18. Ms. Ayten Hajiyeva, Ministry of Justice 19. Mr. Kamran Akhmedov, Ministry of Economy 20. Mrs. Gulchin Alasgarova, Ministry of Economy 21. Mr. Rovshan Namazov, State Customs Committee 22. Ms. Sevgiye Jabiyeva, State Customs Committee 23. Mr. Kamran Jabbarlı, State Customs Committee 24. Mr.Dilaver Farzaliyev, State Customs Committee 25. Mr. Mohammed Najafli, State Customs Committee 26. Mr. Elvin Akhmedov, State Customs Committee 27. Mr. Gunar Mammadov, State Customs Committee 28. Mr. Tural Guliyev, State Customs Committee 29. Mr. Azad Ibrahimli, State Customs Committee 30. Ms. Aliya Shirinova, State Customs Committee 31. Mr. Ramil Bayramov, State Customs Committee 32. Mr. Rufat Nazarov, State Customs Committee 33. Mr. Fuad Mammadov, State Customs Committee GEORGIA 34. Mr. Anzor Ergeshidze, Head, Customs Control Organization Division, Georgia Revenue Service 35. Mr. Nikoloz Bebia, Chief Auditor, Post Clearance Audit Division, Georgia Revenue Service 36. Mrs. Marika Tabidze, Chief Customs Officer, Division for Legal Issues, Georgia Revenue Service 37. Mr. Avtandil Chelidze, Adviser, International Relations Department, Georgia Revenue Service 38. Mr. Mikhail Peikrishvili, Chief Specialist, International Relations Department, Georgia Revenue Service KAZAKHSTAN 39. Ms. Kanashkina Yelena, Head of Division, Department of Tax and Customs Policy of the Ministry of National Economy of the Republic of Kazakhstan 40. Mr. Marat Kabdushev, Head, Customs Methodology Division, Ministry of National Economy 41. Mr. Nariman Uatkanov, Deputy Head, Customs Operations Division, Ministry of National Economy 42. Ms. Issabekova Gulmira, Chief Expert, Customs Methodology Division, Ministry of National Economy 43. Mr. Sultan Dostanov, Expert, International Relations Division, Ministry of National Economy World Customs Organization 44. Mr.Kunio Mikuriya, Secretary General 45. Mr.Roger Hermann, Head, Regional Office for Capacity Building for the WCO Europe Region Resource Speakers 46. Mr. Poul Hansen, Officer-in-Charge, Trade Facilitation Section, United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) 47. Mr. Matthew Bannon, Senior Technical Officer, Capacity Building Directorate, World Customs Organization 48. Ms. Pan Wanwen, Section Chief from General Administration of PRC Customs, Guangdong Customs 49. Ms. Kameswari Subramaniam, Trade Facilitation Agreement Expert 50. Mr. Nigel Moore, ADB Consultant Interpreters 51. Ms. Chirkova Svetlana, Interpreter 52. Mr. Evgeny Sinelschikov, Interpreter CAREC Institute 53. Mr. Yergali Dosmagambet, Deputy Director II, CAREC Institute 54. Mr.Samad Bashirli, Unit Head, Knowledge Service Unit 55. Mr. Khalid Umar, Unit Head, Strategic Planning Unit 56. Ms. Shuai Shao, Training Officer, Knowledge Service Unit Asian Development Bank 57. Mr. Nariman Mannapbekov, Country Director for Azerbaijan 58. Mr. Ying Qian, Director, Public Management, Financial Sector and Regional Cooperation Division, East Asia Department 59. Ms. Maria Theresa Damsani, ADB Consultant 60. Ms. Camille Cyn Isles, ADB Consultant .
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