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List of Participants List of participants 1) States and European Community 2) Entities and intergovernmental organizations having received a Standing invitation from the United Nations General Assembly 3) United Nations Secretariat and Organs 4) United Nations Specialized Agencies 6) Other invited intergovernmental organizations 7) Non governmental organizations (NGOs) and civil society organizations 8) Business Sector Entities 1) STATES AND EUROPEAN COMMUNITY Afghanistan Representatives: Mr Omar Mansoor ANSARI, Representative, Delegation of Afghanistan, - Albania Representatives: Mr Vladimir THANATI, Ambassador, Delegation Of Albania, [email protected] Ms Pranvera GOXHI, First Secretary, Delegation Of Albania, [email protected] Algeria Representatives: H.E. Mr Idriss JAZAIRY, Ambassadeur/représentant permanent, Delegation of Algeria, [email protected] Mr Boualem SEDKI, Ministre plénipotentiaire, Delegation of Algeria, [email protected] Mr Said CHABANI, Representative, Delegation of Algeira, - Andorra Representatives: H.E. Mr Francesc BONET CASAS, Ambassador, Permanent Mission of Andorra, [email protected] Mr Iolanda NADAL, Attaché, Permanent Mission of Andorra, [email protected] Ms Cristina RICO, Desk Officer, Delegation of Andorra, [email protected] Mr Xavier TROTA-BOLLO, Third Secretary, Permanent Mission of Andorra, [email protected] Angola Representatives: Mr Amadeu Leitao NUNES, Representative, Delegation of Angola, - Mr Camilo BUANGA, Representative, Delegation of Angola, - Mr Manuel NETO, Representative, Delegation of Angola, - 04 April 2005 Page 1 of 60 Argentina Representatives: H.E. Ms Ileana DI GIOVAN BATTISTA, Ambassador, Delegation of Argentina, [email protected] Mr Marcelo VALLE FONROUGE, Minister, Delegation of Argentina, [email protected] Mr Enrique VACA NARVAJA, Secretary Of Embassy, Delegation Of Argentina, [email protected] Dr Andrea REPETTI, Secretary of Embassy, Delegation of Argentina, [email protected] Armenia Representatives: H.E. Mr Zohrab MNATSAKANIAN, Permanent Representative Of Armenia To The Unog And Other International Organisations At Geneva, Delegation Of Armenia Mr Tigran KHACHATRYAN, Head Of High Tech Division Of Informatisation Department, Deputy Head Of Inforamtisation Division, M, Delegation Of Armenia Mr Armen PAPIKYAN, Second Secretary, Permanent Mission of Armenia, [email protected] Mr Hovhannes STEPANYAN, 1st Rank Specialist, Foreign Relations Deparment, Ministry Of Transport And Communication Of Armenia, Delegation Of Armenia Mr Albert NALBANDIAN, Advisor, Permanent Mission of Armenia Australia Representatives: Mr Geoff ADLIDE, Counsellor (Development), Delegation Of Australia Ms Rachel MOSELEY, Third Secretary, Dfat, Delegation Of Australia Mr Mark SAWERS, First Secretary, Dfat, Delegation Of Australia Dr Greg TERRILL, General Manager, Delegation Of Australia Mr Philip MASON, A/g Section Head, Delegation Of Australia, [email protected] Ms Leonie OATES-MERCIER, Program Officer, Delegation Of Australia Austria Representatives: H.E. Mr Walther LICHEM, Ambassador, Federal Ministry For Foreign Affairs, Department For International Organisations, [email protected] Prof. Peter A. BRUCK, Chairman Of The Board, World Summit Award (WSA), [email protected] Mr Alfred RUZICKA, Deputy Head Of Department, Federal Ministry For Transport, Innovation And Technology, Department For Innovation And Telecommuni, [email protected] Dr Matthias TRAIMER, Director, Federal Chancellery, Department For Media Affairs, [email protected] Mr Andreas ULRICH, Officer, Federal Chancellery, Department For Media Affairs, [email protected] Mr Thomas BIEBL, Expert, World Summit Award (WSA), [email protected] Mr Ghislain D'ADESKY, Expert, World Summit Award (WSA), [email protected] Dr Stefan KAUFER, Expert, World Summit Award (WSA), [email protected] Ms Anastasia KONSTANTINOVA, Expert, World Summit Award (WSA), [email protected] Mr Jakub LEBUDA, Expert, World Summit Award (WSA), [email protected] Dr Mona MAIRITSCH, Expert, Austrian UNESCO Commission,, [email protected] Ms Catrin PEKARI, Research Assistant, University Of Graz, International Law Department, [email protected] Azerbaijan Representatives: H.E. Mr Elchin AMIRBAYOV, Ambassador Of The Republic Of Azerbaijan To Unog, Permanent Mission Of The Republic Of Azerbaijan To UNOG, [email protected] Mr Ayaz BAYRAMOV, Head Of Investment And International Relations Department, Ministry Of Communications And Information Technologies, [email protected] Mr Fargan ABBASZADEH, Officer In Charge, Public Affairs & Information Department, UNDP Azerbaijan, [email protected] Mr Rasim ALGULIYEV, Director, Institute Of Information Technologies, [email protected] Mr Samir ALIVERDIBAYOV, Director, AzNET Project, [email protected] Mr Elchin ALIYEV, Adviser On Wsis Issues, Ministry Of Communications And Information Technologies, [email protected] Mr Sultan GAJIYEV, Senior Programme Adviser, UNDP Country Office In Azerbaijan, [email protected] Mr Fuad HASHIM-ZADA, Project Assistant, The Project On Capacity Building For SSPF, [email protected] Mr Elmar MAMMADOV, Attache On Economic Issues, Permanent Mission Of The Republic Of Azerbaijan To UNOG, [email protected] Mr Ilyas NAIBOV-AYLISLI, Director, National E-Governance Network Initiative Project, [email protected] 04 April 2005 Page 2 of 60 Mr Ashraf SHIKHALIYEV, Director Of Department Of Economic Cooperation And Development, Ministry Of Foreign Affairs, [email protected] Bahrain Representatives: H.E. Mr Saeed Mohamed AL-FAIHAINI, Ambassador and Permanent Representative, Mission of the Kingdom of Bahrain, [email protected] Mr Mohamed Rashid AL-SOWAIDI, Third Secretary, Mission of the Kingdom of Bahrain, [email protected] Mr Radhi HUBAISHI, Telecoms Engineer, Delegation Of Bahrain, [email protected] Mr S. Kamel Ali SHUBBER, Sr. Telecoms Tech, Delegation Of Bahrain, [email protected] Bangladesh Representatives: H.E. Mr Toufiq ALI, Ambassador And Permanent Representative, Delegation Of Bangladesh, [email protected], toufiqali@hotmail Mr Mesbahul ALAM, Joint Secretary, Delegation Of Bangladesh, [email protected] Mr Mridul CHOWDHURY, Consultant, Sict Project, Delegation Of Bangladesh, [email protected] Mr Daniul, Md ISLAM, Second Secretary, Permanent Mission of Bangladesh, [email protected] Mr T. I. M. Nurul KABIR, Vice President Basis, Delegation Of Bangladesh, [email protected] Mr Hasanur RAHMAN, Deputy Scientific Advisor, Delegation Of Bangladesh, [email protected] Mr Md. Mizanur RAHMAN, Senior Assistant Secretary, Delegation Of Bangladesh, [email protected] Barbados Representatives: H.E. Mr Trevor CLARKE, Ambassador and Permanent Representative, Permanent Mission of Barbados, [email protected] Mr Cephas GOODING, Permanent Secretary, Delegation Of Barbados, [email protected] Ms Natalie BURKE, First Secretary, Permanent Mission of Barbados, [email protected] Mr Phillip GODDARD, Special Envoy To The Prime Minister On Trade And Technology, Delegation Of Barbados, [email protected] Ms Simone RUDDER, Deputy Permanent Representative, Permanent Mission of Barbados, [email protected] Belarus Representatives: Mr Vladimir MALEVICH, Deputy Permanent Representative Of Belarus To The Un Office At Geneva, Delegation Of Belarus, [email protected] Mr Egor MATSKEVICH, Expert, Belarus Delegation, [email protected], [email protected] Mr Oleg SEKLITSKY, Head Of Department Of Informatization, Delegation Of Belarus, [email protected] Mr Dmirty ZORIN, Third Secretary Of Permanent Mission Of Belarus To The Un Office At Geneve, Delegation Of Belarus, [email protected] Belgium Representatives: H.E. Mr François ROUX, Ambassadeur, Représentant Permanent, Delegation Of Belgium Ms Rosanna BALEDDA, Assistante De La Communauté Française De Belgique Et De La Région Wallonne, Delegation Of Belgium Mr Damien ANGELET, Premier Secrétaire, Delegation Of Belgium Mr Jan DE PRETER, Premier Secrétaire, Delegation Of Belgium, [email protected] Mr David MAENAUT, Délégué De La Communauté Flamande De Belgique Et De La Région Flamande, Delegation Of Belgium Ms Marie-henriette TIMMERMANS, Délégué De La Communauté Française De Belgique Et De La Région Wallonne, Delegation Of Belgium Benin Representatives: H.E. Mr Frederic DOHOU, Ministre de la Communication et de la promotion des technologies nouvelles, Delegation of Benin, - Mr Claude AKOTEGNON, Directeur de la promotion des nouvelles technologies, Ministère de la communication et de la promotion des technologies nouvelles, [email protected] Mr Emmanuel ZOSSOU, Directeur de l'informatique, Ministère de la communication et de la promotion des technologies nouvelles, akotus@communication,gouv.bj Bolivia Representatives: 04 April 2005 Page 3 of 60 Ms Angélica NAVARRO, Second Secretary, Delegation of Bolivia, - Bosnia and Herzegovina Representatives: Mr Sefik FADZAN, Minister-Counsellor in the Permanent Mission,geneva, Delegation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Mr Drazen GAGULIC, Counsellor In The Permanent Mission, Geneva, Delegation Of Bosnia And Herzegovina Botswana Representatives: H.E. Mr Charles NTWAAGAE, Ambassador, Delegation Of Botswana, [email protected] Mr Itumeleng BATSALELWANG, Chief Communications Officer, Delegation Of Botswana, [email protected] Mr Michael KAJANE, Principal Systems
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