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List of Participants Information Received by Thursday, 19 September 2013 Atoms for Peace General Conference GC(57)/INF/13 Date: 20 September 2013 General Distribution English only Fifty-seventh regular session Vienna, 16–20 September 2013 List of Participants Information received by Thursday, 19 September 2013 Pages 1. Member States 1–113 2. Representation of States not Members of the Agency 114 3. Entities Having Received a Standing Invitation to 115 Participate as Observers in the Sessions and Work of the General Conference 4. United Nations and Specialized Agencies 116 5. Intergovernmental Organizations (IGOs) other than the 117–121 United Nations and its Specialized Agencies 6. Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) 122–126 The List of Participants contains information as provided by delegations. Member States Advisers: Mr Jovan THERESKA Afghanistan, Islamic Republic of Adviser Head of Delegation: Embassy in Vienna Mr Ayoob M. ERFANI Other members of delegation: Ambassador* Resident Representative to the IAEA Mr Milo KUNESHKA Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Director National Nuclear Agency Alternates: Mr Niko CIVICI Mr Daoud HACHEMI Director Counsellor Institute of Nuclear Physics Alternate to the Resident Representative University of Tirana Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Mr Agim SALLAKU Mr Mohammad Azim WARDAK Head Second Secretary Service of Oncology University Hospital of Tirana Ms Simeen FARID KABULI Third Secretary Mr Rustem PACI Alternate to the Resident Representative Chairman Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Office Radiation Protection Ms Ujvara PONARI Albania, Republic of Second Secretary Alternate to the Resident Representative Head of Delegation: Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Mr Spiro KOÇI Ambassador Resident Representative to the IAEA Algeria, People's Democratic Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Republic of Head of Delegation: Alternates: Mr Mohamed BENHOCINE Mr Ilir MELO Ambassador* General Director Governor on the Agency's Board of Governors & Ministry of Foreign Affairs Resident Representative to the IAEA Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna *Ambassador to Austria 57th regular session - List of Participants Member States Page 2 of 128 Algeria, People's Democratic Republic of Other members of delegation: Mr Tahar ZIDI Director of Programs Mr Mohamed DERDOUR Atomic Energy Commission Chairman Atomic Energy Commission Mr Abdelkader NOUREDDINE Division Director Mr Sid-Ali ABDELBARI Nuclear Research Center Director Atomic Energy Commission Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mr Farid HAROUADI Mr Mohamed REMADNA Research Director Director Ministry for Fisheries and Fishing Resources Nuclear Energy Ministry of Energy and Mines Mr Ali DROUICHE Minister-Counsellor Mr Hocine KOUHIL Alternate to the Resident Representative Responsible for Studies and Synthesis Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mr Mourad AMOKRANE Mr Yacine MAMERI Office Manager Responsible for Studies and Synthesis Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mr Mohamed OUZEROUHANE Mr Mounir GUETTALA Secretary for Foreign Affairs Responsible for Studies and Synthesis Embassy in Vienna Atomic Energy Commission Ms Imen CHERBAL Mr Massaoud BAALIOUAMER Attaché Director Alternate to the Resident Representative Atomic Energy Commission Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Mr Mohamed MOULAY Ms Amar CHEMAKH Director of Nuclear Safety Attaché for Foreign Affairs Atomic Energy Commission Embassy in Vienna Mr Adda FLITTI Mr Mohamed Abdelhak CHERBAL Counsellor Attaché for Foreign Affairs Atomic Energy Commission Embassy in Vienna Mr Brahim MEFTAH Director of Research Atomic Energy Commission *Ambassador to Austria 57th regular session - List of Participants Member States Page 3 of 128 Angola, Republic of Angola, Republic of Mr Zacarias TUSEVO Deputy Director Head of Delegation: Veterinary Research Institute Ministry of Agriculture Ms Maria de Jesus DOS REIS FERREIRA Ambassador* Other members of delegation: Resident Representative to the IAEA Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Mr António Manuel GARCIA Technician Alternates: MINEA Mr Pedro Carlos Domingos LEMOS General Director Atomic Energy Regulatory Authority Argentina (Argentine Republic) AREA Head of Delegation: Mr Bento Lázaro das Dores SEBASTIÃO Mr Rafael Mariano GROSSI First Secretary Ambassador* Alternate to the Resident Representative Governor on the Agency's Board of Governors & Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Resident Representative to the IAEA Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Mr Fernando MIGUEL Director Alternates: National Centre for Oncology Ministry of Health Ms Norma BOERO President Advisers: National Atomic Energy Commission Alternate to the Governor Mr Mário de Jesus Luís PACHECO Second Secretary Mr Francisco SPANO Alternate to the Resident Representative President Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Nuclear Regulatory Authority Alternate to the Governor Mr Félix VIEIRA LOPES Counsellor Ms Cinthia ECHAVARRÍA Minister of Energy and Water Resources Counsellor National Liaison Officer Alternate to the Governor & Alternate to the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources Resident Representative Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Mr Luís Filipe Teixeira CARDOSO Technician Mr Julián GADANO Focal Point on Safeguards Matters Vice-President Atomic Energy Regulatory Authority Nuclear Regulatory Authority AREA *Ambassador to Austria 57th regular session - List of Participants Member States Page 4 of 128 Argentina (Argentine Republic) Mr Abel GONZÁLEZ Mr Horacio A. OSUNA Nuclear Regulatory Authority INVAP Alternate to the Governor Advisers: Mr Enrique CINAT Head Mr Juan José GIL GERBINO Nuclear Safety and Environment Department INVAP National Nuclear Energy Commission Alternate to the Governor Mr Juan Pablo ORDOÑEZ INVAP Mr Carlos FURNARI National Atomic Energy Commission Mr Eduardo RODRIGUEZ LUBARY INVAP Mr Fabian BECERRA National Atomic Energy Commission Mr Nazario Eduardo D' AMATO INVAP Mr Carlos GHO National Atomic Energy Commission Mr Jose V. LOLICH INVAP Mr Facundo DELUCHI National Atomic Energy Commission Mr Dario JINCHUK INVAP Mr Juan FERRER National Atomic Energy Commission Mr Nicolas CARUSO Mr Norberto CIALLELLA Nuclear Regulatory Authority Armenia, Republic of Mr Gabriel TERIGI Head of Delegation: Nuclear Regulatory Authority Mr Armen MOVSISYAN Minister for Energy and Natural Resources Mr Pablo ZUNINO Nuclear Regulatory Authority Alternates: Ms Maria Victoria ROSTON Mr Areg GALSTYAN Nuclear Regulatory Authority Deputy Minister for Energy and Natural Resources Mr Raul Oscar BARRACHINA TEJADA Nuclear Regulatory Authority *Ambassador to Austria 57th regular session - List of Participants Member States Page 5 of 128 Armenia, Republic of Mr Arman KIRAKOSSIAN Alternates: Ambassador* Resident Representative to the IAEA Mr Adrian PATERSON Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Chief Executive Officer Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation Other members of delegation: Alternate to the Governor Mr Vahram PETROSYAN Executive Secretary Mr Robert FLOYD Nuclear Energy Security Council Director General Administration of the President of the Republic of Australian Safeguards and Non-Proliferation Armenia Office Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Alternate to the Governor Mr Aram GEVORGYAN Head of Atomic Energy Department Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources Mr Carl-Magnus LARSSON Chief Executive Officer Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Mr Movses VARDANYAN Agency Chief Engineer Armenian NPP Mr Gerard Francis MCGUIRE Counsellor, Deputy Head of Mission Mr Vanik NERSISYAN Alternate to the Governor & Alternate to the Deputy Head Resident Representative Armenian Nuclear Regulatory Authority Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna (ANRA) Advisers: Ms Lena TERZIKYAN Second Secretary Ms Nadia LEVIN Alternate to the Resident Representative General Manager Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Government, International and External Relations Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation Australia Mr Craig EVERTON Head of Delegation: Director IAEA Safeguards Section Mr David Gordon STUART Australian Safeguards and Non-Proliferation Office Ambassador* Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Governor on the Agency's Board of Governors & Resident Representative to the IAEA Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Mr Glenn BARRY Counsellor Alternate to the Resident Representative Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna *Ambassador to Austria 57th regular session - List of Participants Member States Page 6 of 128 Australia Mr Mark Andrew ALEXANDER Ms Catherine CHAGUE-GOFF Counsellor (Nuclear) Research Fellow Alternate to the Resident Representative Institute for Environmental Research Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation Mr Mohan George MATHEWS First Secretary Mr Tim PAYNE Adviser to the Resident Representative Principal Research Scientist Permanent Mission to the IAEA in Vienna Institute for Environmental Research Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation Mr Steven MCINTOSH Manager Mr Frank HARRIS International Relations Government Affairs and Policy Chief Advisor Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Radiation Governance and Product Stewardship Organisation Rio Tinto Mr Ryan HEMSLEY Safeguards Officer Austria, Republic of IAEA Safeguards Section Australian Safeguards and Non-Proliferation Office Head of Delegation: Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Ms Christine STIX-HACKL Ambassador Mr Howard Alex STREET Resident Representative to the IAEA First Secretary
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