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INF/227 International Atomic Energy Agency 16 September 1985 GENERAL Distr GC(XXIX)/INF/227 International Atomic Energy Agency 16 September 1985 GENERAL Distr. GENERAL CONFERENCE ENGLISH only Twenty-ninth regular session Vienna, 23- September 1985 FIRST PROVISIONAL LIST OF PARTICIPANTS Information received by noon on 12 September 1985 CONTENTS I. DELEGATES OF MEMBER STATES AND THEIR STAFF II. OBSERVERS FROM NON-MEMBER STATES III. REPRESENTATIVES AND OBSERVERS FROM ORGANIZATIONS An asterisk following a name indicates that the participant's husband or wife is present in Vienna. REQUESTS FOR CHANGES IN SUBSEQUENT EDITIONS OF THIS LIST SHOULD BE MADE TO THE PROTOCOL OFFICE IN WRITING. 85-4252 I. DELEGATES OF MEMBER STATES AND THEIR STAFF AFGHANISTAN ALBANIA Delegate: Mr. Idriz BARDHI Ambassador to Austria; Resident Representative to the Agency Alternates: Mr. Skender KOJA Director, Institute of Nuclear Physics Mr. Petrit BUSHATI Second Secretary, the Embassy in Austria; Adviser to the Resident Representative ALGERIA ARGENTINA AUSTRALIA Delegate: Mr. D.M. SADLEIR First Assistant Secretary, Department of Foreign Affairs Alternate: Mr. J.R. KELSO* Ambassador to Austria; Governor from Australia on the Agency's Board of Governors and Vice-Chairman of the Board; Resident Representative to the Agency Advisers: Mr. M.H. BRENNAN Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission; Alternate to the Governor Mr. H. BAMSEY Counsellor, the Embassy in Austria; Alternate to the Governor and to the Resident Representative Mr. W.J. Wright Counsellor, Atomic Energy, the Embassy in Austria; Alternate to the Governor and to the Resident Representative Mr. P.S. BULL Alternate to the Governor and to the Resident Representative Mr. R.A. NEWTON First Secretary, the Embassy in Austria; Alternate to the Resident Representative and Adviser to the Governor AUSTRIA BANGLADESH Delegate: Mr. Anwar HOSSAIN Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission BELGIUM Delegate: Mr. Andre ERNEMANN* Ambassador to Austria; Governor from Belgium to the Agency's Board of Governors; Resident Representative to the Agency Alternate: Mr. Pierre TONON Adviser to the Secretary of State for Energy; Vice-President of the Board of Administration of CEN/SCK Advisers: Mr. Charles BEETS* Scientific Counsellor; Adviser to the Governor and to the Resident Representative Mr. Philippe DARTOIS* First Secretary; the Embassy in Austria; Alternate to the Governor and to the Resident Representative Mr. Rafael VAN HELLEMONT* First Secretary; the Embassy in Austria Mr. Igor HAUSTRATE Secretary of Embassy Experts: Mr. Georges ENGLEBERT* Attache, the Embassy in Austria Mr. H. DOPCHIE Director, Association VINCOTTE Mr. J. PLANQUART Director, Section of Nuclear Programme, CEN/SCK Mol Miss Marion von BEZARD Attache BOLIVIA BRAZIL BULGARIA BURMA BYELORUSSIAN SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLIC CAMEROON CANADA Delegate: Mr. R. MORDEN Assistant Deputy Minister, Economic and Trade Policy, Department of External Affairs Alternates: Mr. Brian BUCKLEY* Acting Resident Representative to the Agency Mr. R. VEILLEUX Corporate Vice-President, Public and Governmental Affairs, Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd. Mr. Lee MAHER Counsellor (Scientific), the Embassy in Austria; Adviser to the Resident Representative Ms. C. MacASKIE Acting Director General, Multilateral Technical Co-operation Division., Canadian International Development Agency Ms. L. BLAVATSKA Nuclear Division, Energy Resources and Environment Bureau, Department of External Affairs CHILE Delegate: Mr. Herman BRADY ROCHE Minister of Energy; President, Nuclear Energy Commission; Governor from Chile on the Agency's Board of Governors Alternates: Mr. Rafael ORTIZ NAVARRO* Ambassador to Austria; Resident Representative to the Agency Mr. Juan MIR DUPOUY Engineer; Executive Director, Nuclear Energy Commission Advisers: Mr. Juan Enrique AGUIRRE CHATEAU* Minister-Counsellor, the Embassy in Austria; Alternate to the Resident Representative Mr. Victor AGUILERA ACEVEDO* Scientific Counsellor; Adviser to the Governor and Alternate to the Resident Representative Mr. Isauro TORRES NEGRI* Second Secretary; Adviser to the Governor and to the Resident Representative Mr. Mauricio UGALDE BILBAO* Second Secretary; Adviser to the Resident Representative CHINA Delegate: Mr. ZHOU Ping Vice-Minister, Ministry of Nuclear Industry; Governor from China on the Agency's Board of Governors Alternate: Mr. CAO Guisheng Ambassador; Resident Representative to the Agency; Alternate to the Governor Advisers: Mr. PENG Zhaosheng Director, Bureau of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Nuclear Industry Mr. ZANG Ming'chang Deputy Director, National Nuclear Safety Administration State Scientific and Technological Commission Mr. LU Feiqian Counsellor; Alternate to the Resident Representative and Adviser to the Governor Mr. DUAN Cunhua Counsellor; Alternate to the Resident Representative and Adviser to the Governor Mr. XU Shequan Chief Engineer, Bureau of International Co-operation, State Scientific and Technological Commission; Adviser to the Governor Mr. WU Baolu First Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mr. LI Yesha Second Secretary; Adviser to the Governor and to the Resident Representative COLOMBIA COSTA RICA Delegate: Mr. Felix PRZEDBORSKI* Ambassador; Resident Representative to the Agency Alternate: Mr. Manuel CONSTENLA UMANA President, Atomic Energy Commission; Alternate to the Resident Representative CUBA CYPRUS Delegate: Mr. Costas PAPADEMAS Ambassador to Austria; Resident Representative to the Agency CZECHOSLOVAKIA Delegate: Mr. Stanislav HAVEL* Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission Alternates: Mr. Ludek HANDL* Ambassador; Resident Representative to the Agency Mr. Josef KEHER Deputy Minister, Ministry of Fuel and Energy Mr, Julius PAVLIS Deputy Chairman, State Commission for Scientific, Technical Investment Development, Slovak Socialist Republic Advisers: Mr. Zdenek KAMIS* Minister-Counsellor; Alternate to the Resident Representative Mr. Frantisek CEJNAR Director, Foreign Relations Department, Atomic Energy Commission Mr. Oldrich VALES Deputy Director General Skodaexport Mr. Michal STANCEL Second Secretary, Adviser to the Resident Representative DEMOCRATIC KAMPUCHEA DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA DENMARK Delegate: Mr. Jens CHRISTENSEN* Ambassador to Austria; Resident Representative to the Agency Alternates; Mr. Terkel T. NIELSEN Head of Division, Ministry of Energy Mr0 Erik BASTRUP-BIRK* Head of Departments Danish Energy Agency Mr. Niels KOCH First Secretary, the Embassy in Austria; Alternate to the Resident Representative Adviser: Mr. Niels CHRISTENSEN Secretary, Ministry of Energy DOMINICAN REPUBLIC ECUADOR EGYPT EL SALVADOR ETHIOPIA FINLAND FRANCE Delegate: Mr. Gérard RENON Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission Alternates: Mr. Gérard ERRERA Director, International Relations and Communication, Atomic Energy Commission; Governor from France on the Agency's Board of Governors Mr. Albert THABAULT* Ambassador; Resident Representative to the Agency; Alternate to the Governor Advisers: Mr. Bernard GOTLIEB Deputy Director for Atomic and Spacial Questions, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mr. Philippe PERRIER de LA BATHIE* Counsellor; Alternate to the Governor and to the Resident Representative Ms. Agnès de FLEURIEU Counsellor, Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Alternate to the Governor Mr. Francois PERROT Head, International Relations Section, Atomic Energy Commission Mr. Michel MANET Assistant to the Director, International Relations and Communication, Atomic Energy Commission Mr. Louis SOUQUET-BASIEGE* Counsellor for Nuclear Affairs; Alternate to the Resident Representative and Adviser to the Governor Ms. Catherine MORIZET Atomic Energy Commission Secretary to Ms. Jeanine AUGUSTO the Delegation: Atomic Energy Commission GABON Delegate: Mr. Divungi Di NDINGE Minister for Energy and Water Resources Alternates: Mr. S. LASSENI DUBOZE Director General for Energy Ms. Marie-Madeleine AVOME-NZE Technical Adviser to the Minister Mr. Obounou MBOGO JEROME Economic Counsellor GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC Delegate: Mr. Georg SITZLACK* Professor; State Secretary; President, National Board for Nuclear Safety and Radiation Protection; Governor from the German Democratic Republic on the Agency's Board of Governors and Vice-Chairman of the Board Alternates: Mr. Gert HOEHNE* Ambassador; Resident Representative to the Agency; Alternate to the Governor Mr. Walter ROEHNSCH Professor; Vice-President, National Board for Nuclear Safety and Radiation Protection Mr. Hans SCHEEL Head of Department, National Board for Nuclear Safety and Radiation Protection; Alternate to the Governor Advisers: Mr. Siegfried NITZSCHE First Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mr. Werner HAKE Head of Division, National Board for Nuclear Safety and Radiation Protection; Adviser to the Governor Mr. Juergen MORPERT* Third Secretary; Adviser to the Resident Representative GERMANY, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF Delegate: Mr. Hans-Hilger HAUNSCHILD State Secretary, Federal Ministry for Research and Technology Alternates: Mr. Karl-Theodor PASCHKE* Ambassador; Resident Representative to the Agency; Alternate to the Governor from the Federal Republic of Germany on the Agency's Board of Governors Mr. Hans-Peter BOCHMANN Director General, Safety of Nuclear Installations, Radiological Protection, Federal Ministry of the Interior Mr. Manfred POPP* Director, Directorate of Nuclear Energy, Federal Ministry for Research and Technology Mr. Paul Joachim von STUELPNAGEL Minister-Counsellor, Federal Foreign Office Mr. Hans-Martin SPILKER First Counsellor, Federal Ministry for Research and Technology; Alternate to the Governor Mr. Karl-Adolf KELTSCH Counsellor; Alternate to the Governor and
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