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1 Eighteenth Meeting of the Conference of the Parties Eighteenth meeting of the Conference of the Parties / Dix-huitième session de la Conférence des Parties / Decimoctava reunión de la Conferencia de las Partes Geneva (Switzerland), 17-28 August 2019, Genève (Suisse), 17-28 août 2019, Ginebra (Suiza), 17-28 de Agosto de 2019 PROVISIONAL LIST OF PARTICIPANTS / LISTE PROVISOIRE DES PARTICIPANTS / LISTA PROVISIONAL DE PARTICIPANTES [2,199 participant(e)s as of 6 August 2019] PARTIES / PARTES Afghanistan Mr. Ezatullah SEDIQI Afghanistan Mr. Jalaludin NASERI Afghanistan Mr. Qais SAHAR Afghanistan Mr. Zolfaqar Karimi Baloch Albania Ms. Klodiana MARIKA Albania Ms. Ramaj ELVANA Albania Ms. Shpresa MEZINI Algeria Ouahida BOUCEKKINE Algeria Mr. Ouahid ZANNDOUCHE Algeria Mr. Ali MAHMOUDI Algeria Mr. Boudjemâa Delmi Algeria Mr. Hichem Ayadat Angola Ms. Paula Cristina Domingos FRANCISCO COELHO Angola Ms. Albertina Nzuzi MATIAS Angola Esperanca Maria E Francisco DA COSTA Angola Mr. Lucas Marculino MIRANDA Angola Mr. Antonio Binza QUILOBO Angola Mr. Julio Cristóvao Diogo BANGO Angola Mr. Lusanga MIAKONGO Angola Mr. Antonio Joaquim da Costa BARRADAS Angola Mr. Tito Miguel CASSULE Angola Mr. Soki KUEDIKUENDA Angola Mr. Adilson Moita Pereira TEIXEIRA Angola Mr. Lucas Ramos Dos SANTOS Angola Mr. Velasco Cavaco CHIPALANGA Angola Mr. Egas Moniz Antonio SANGO Angola Mr. Luis Pereira PAIXAO Angola Mr. Mateus SIMAO ANDRE Angola Ms. Henriette Lutuba NSILULU Angola Ms. Nhara Jamila Lima C. de MELO Angola Ms. Violante Isilda de Azevedo PEREIRA Angola Mr. Carlos Jose DOMINGOS Angola Mr. Emerson Jose RAPOSO Angola Ms. Custodia canjimba SINELA Angola Ms. Josefa Inacio Cassova FRANCISCO 1 Angola Mr. Duarte Pequeno VICENTE Angola Mr. Africano dos Santos GAMBOA Angola Tamar RON Angola Mr. Joaquim Lourenzo MANUEL Angola Mr. Aristofanes Romao da Cunha PONTES Angola Mr. Miguel Nvambanu KINAVUIDI Antigua and Barbuda Ms. Tricia LOVELL Antigua and Barbuda Mr. Ruleo CAMACHO Antigua and Barbuda Mr. Daven JOSEPH Argentina Mr. Rodrigo GONZALEZ VIDELA Argentina Mr. Francisco LOPEZ-ACHAVAL Argentina Mr. Daniel RAMADORI Argentina Mr. Pablo Ariel SIROSKI Argentina Ms. Vanesa Patricia TOSSENBERGER Argentina Mr. Daniel CHUBURU Argentina Mr. Federico Gastón LOPEZ BOUILLE Argentina Mr. Carlos Mario FORADORI Argentina Mr. Germán Proffen Armenia Ms. Natalya SAHAKYAN Australia Mr. Paul MURPHY Australia Ms. Sarah GOWLAND Australia Ms. Rhedyn OLLERENSHAW Australia Ms. Kylie JONASSON Australia Mr. Damian WRIGLEY Australia Mr. Nicholas BOYLE Australia Mr. Cameron KERR Australia Ms. Madeleine HARPER Australia Mr. John GIBBS Austria Mr. Maximilian ABENSPERG-TRAUN Austria Mr. Martin ROSE Austria Ms. Gerald BENYR Austria Ms. Nadja ZIEGLER Azerbaijan Ms. Gunel MAMMADLI Bahamas Mr. Maurice ISAACS Bahamas Ms. Deandra Delancey-Milfort Bahamas Mr. Lester GITTENS Bahrain Mr. Ali MANSOOR ABBAS ABDULLAH Bangladesh Mr. Mohammed Shafiul Alam CHOWDHURY Bangladesh Mr. Md. Jahidul KABIR Bangladesh Mr. Abu Naser Mohsin Hossain HOSSAIN Bangladesh Mr. MD Golam RABBI Bangladesh Mr. Zahir Uddin AHMED Barbados Ms. Kim DOWNES AGARD Barbados Julia HORROCKS Belarus Mr. Aliaksandr HIRAYEU Belarus Mr. Ruslan NOVITSKY Belgium Ms. Miet VAN LOOY Belgium Ms. Elke MALFAIT 2 Belgium Mr. Frans ARIJS Belgium Nils BOURLAND Belgium Mr. Marc KOCHZIUS Belize Mr. Eugenio Wilber SABIDO Belize Mr. Mauro GONGORA Belize Mr. Omar FIGUEROA Belize Ms. Marisa TELLEZ Belize Ms. Beverly WADE Benin Mr. Melkior KOUCHADE Benin Mr. Sinagabe o. Ulysse KOROGONE Benin Mr. Fortuné Aristide ADJADEME Benin Mr. Guy Apollinaire MENSAH Benin Mr. Cossi Gaston DOSSOUHOUI Benin Antoine Gaston DJIHINTO Benin Mr. Maximin DJONDO Benin Mr. Achille Orphée LOKOSSOU Bhutan Mr. Ngawang GYELTSHEN Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Ms. Teresa Araleny PÉREZ CHÁVEZ Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Mr. Rodrigo Ernesto HERRERA SANCHEZ Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Ms. Antonietta Dora MOLLO VINO Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Ms. Maria Natalia PACHECO RODRIGUEZ Bosnia and Herzegovina Mr. Igor JEVTIC Bosnia and Herzegovina Ms. Vanda MEDIC Botswana Mr. Felix MONGGAE Botswana Cyril TAOLO Botswana Mr. Phemelo GADIMANG Botswana Ms. Mmasera MANTHE-TSUANENG Botswana Mr. Onkokame Kitso MOKAILA Botswana Mr. Onkemetse Daniel PITSO Botswana Mr. Lesole MONTSHIWA Botswana Mr. Thato Yaone RAPHAKA Botswana Mr. Motsereganye SEKGOPO Brazil Mr. Igor ANDRADE VIDAL BARBOSA Brazil Ms. Maria Luisa ESCOREL DE MORAES Brazil Ms. Maria Nazareth FARANI AZEVÊDO Brazil Mr. Nero FERREIRA Brazil Mr. Eduardo Fortunato Bim Bulgaria Ms. Iva STAMENOVA Bulgaria Ms. Radostina GALITIONOVA Burkina Faso Mr. Paul DJIGUEMDE Burkina Faso Mr. Lamoussa HEBIE Burkina Faso Mr. Urbain BELEMSOBGO Burkina Faso Mr. Benoit DOAMBA Burundi Mr. Berchmans HATUNGIMANA Burundi Mr. Alphonse NIYONGABO Burundi Mr. Jean RUSHEMEZA Cabo Verde Mr. Hortênsio LIMA Cabo Verde Mr. Iderlindo SANTOS 3 Cambodia Mr. Phalla SUON Cambodia Mr. Puthy EM Cambodia Mr. Vibol OUK Cambodia Mr. Hul IN Cambodia Mr. Thuok NAO Cambodia Mr. Dany CHHEANG Cameroon Mr. Daniel AMENDE Cameroon Ms. Ngalié MAHA Cameroon Mr. Joseph LEKEALEM Cameroon Mr. Michel BABALE Cameroon Mr. Jules Doret NDONGO Cameroon Mr. Narcisse Lambert MBARGA Cameroon Mr. Bruno MFOU'OU MFOU'OU Cameroon Mr. Bekolo BEKOLO Canada Ms. Lise JUBINVILLE Canada Ms. Gina SCHALK Canada Ms. Adrianne DOORNBOS Canada Ms. Carolina CACERES Canada Mr. Sheldon JORDAN Canada Mr. Jean-François DUBOIS Canada Mr. Ken FARR Canada Mr. Jose BENCHETRIT Canada Ms. 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