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List of Participants Promoting better regional cooperation towards smart and humane migration across the Mediterranean Conference for parliaments from the European Union and from the Mediterranean region organized jointly by the Inter- Parliamentary Union, the Parliament of Malta and the Parliamentary Assembly of the Mediterranean 16-17 November 2017, Grand Hotel Excelsior - Grand Ballroom, Valletta (Malta) LIST OF PARTICIPANTS GUEST/SPEAKERS ABELA, Carmelo (Mr.) Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Promotion of Malta FARRUGIA, Angelo (Mr.) Speaker of the Parliament of Malta COSTA LACÃO, Jorge (Mr.) Vice-President of the Assembly of the Republic of Portugal Member of the Bureau of the IPU Committee on Democracy and Human Rights Vice-President of the Portuguese Delegation to the IPU ROQUE OLIVEIRA, Pedro (Mr.) Member of Parliament, President of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Mediterranean (PAM) (Portugal) KLEIN-SOLOMON, Michele (Ms.) Director, Global Compact for Migration, Office of the Director General PANELLISTS/SPEAKERS TARAN, Patrick (Mr.) President of Global Migration Policy Associates ALLIZARD, Pascal (Mr.) Senator (France) OSCE-PA Special Representative on Mediterranean Affairs LMARBOUH, Lhou (Mr.) Member of Parliament (Morocco) PAM Vice-President EL-KHOURY, Golda (Ms.) - 2 - Chief, Section for Inclusion and Rights, Sector for Social and Human Sciences (UNESCO) PFOHMAN, Shannon (Ms.) Policy & Advocacy Director, Caritas Europa TAYLOR, Cate (Ms.) Non-Executive Director, “Stop Funding Hate” KRUM-HANSEN, Anne-Birgitte (Ms.) Head of UNHCR Liaison Office to EASO (Malta) MALETIC, Aleksandra (Ms.) Member of the Parliament (Serbia) PAM Vice-President IOANNOU, Sophia (Ms) Head of Communications, SolidarityNow VRAVAS, Ioakeim (Mr.) Head of Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, Learning (MEAL), SolidarityNow NUNES NICOLAU, Miguel Angelo (Mr.) Frontex Coordinator Officer MICALLEF, Mark (Mr.) Expert on trans-Mediterranean migration, Global Initiative GOGE, Maimouna Gazibo (Ms.) Director General of the Nigerian Agency for the Fight against Human Trafficking NKODO DANG, Roger (Mr.) President of the Pan African Parliament (Cameroon) ENGEL, Frank (Mr.) Member of the European Parliament, Member of the Parliament (Luxemburg) NADIR, El Habib (Mr.) Secretary General of the Ministry Delegate in charge of Moroccans living abroad (under the MFA) and Moroccan Co-Chair of the Global Forum on Migration and Development PARTICIPANTS Algeria KELLIL, Tahar (Mr.) Member of Parliament Vice-President – Parliamentary Assembly of the Mediterranean LAZAAR, Mohamed (Mr.) Member of Parliament ZAKARIA, Mohamed (Mr.) Member of Parliament MOUSSI, Ammar (Mr.) Member of Parliament DENNOUNI Abdelmadjid (Mr.) Member of Parliament - 3 - Austria LOPATKA Reinhold (Mr.) Member of Parliament, Head of the delegation LUEGER, Angela (Ms.) Member of Parliament JENEWEIN, Hans-Jörg (Mr.) Member of Parliament RUND, Petra (Ms.) Head of International Relations Division Cyprus KOUTRA KOUKOUMA, Skevi (Ms.) Member of the House of Representatives Member of Parliament (IPU) ORHANIDES, Christos (Mr.) Member of the House of Representatives Member of Parliament (PAM) NEOPHYTOU, Georgia (Ms.) International Relations Officer France DEROMEDI, Jacky (Ms.) Member of the Senate VALETTA ARDISSON, Alexandra (Ms.) Member of the National Assembly JOURDA, Gisèle (Ms.) Member of the Senate MÖRCH, Sandrine (Ms.) Member of the National Assembly SUTOUR, Simon (Mr.) Member of the Senate VANCE, Loïc (Mr.) Adviser, International relations department, Senate Germany AGGELIDIS, Grigorios (Mr.) Member of the Bundestag FRIESEN, Anton (Mr.) Member of the Bundestag RIECK, Olaf (Mr.) Head of Economic Affairs, German Embassy (Malta) - 4 - ROSENHAGEN, Niklas (Mr.) Legal Advisor, German Embassy (Malta) RIECK, Olafs (Mr.) Head Economic Affairs, German Embassy (Malta) Greece TRIANTAFYLLOU, Maria (Ms.) Member of the Hellenic Parliament AVLONITOU, Maria (Ms.) Member of the Hellenic Parliament BALKAMOU, Christiana (Ms.) Adviser Israel PERETZ, Amir (Mr.) Member of the Knesset Vice-President – Parliamentary Assembly of the Mediterranean BEN SHABBAT Yakir (Mr.) Security Officer BI ERMANN, Zvi (Mr.) Italy AMORUSO, Francesco Maria (Mr.) Member of the Senate RADONI, Susanna (Ms.) Protocol Officer, Chamber of Deputies PEDIO, Lidia (Ms.) Interpreter (Chamber of Deputies) SPINOLA, Orsetta (Mr.) Interpreter (Chamber of Deputies) ARIOLA, Giuseppe (Mr.) Staff, Italian Senate Jordan BOURAN, Alia (Ms.) Member of the Senate Vice-President - Parliamentary Assembly of the Mediterranean ALFAYEZ Habes (Mr.) Member of House of Representatives MUSIMI, Hayat (Ms.) Member of House of Representatives - 5 - QARAQISH, Omar (Mr.) Member of House of Representatives ALRWABDAH, Ali (Mr.) Adviser ALHISAH, Nabil (Mr.) Adviser ALMUBAEDEN Hudaefa (Mr.) Secretary Latvia DAUDZE, Gundars (Mr.) Deputy Speaker of the Saeima PAURA, Sandra (Ms.) Head of the Inter-Parliamentary Relations Bureau Luxembourg DALL’AGNOL, Claudia (Ms.) Member of the Chamber of Deputies Malta (Organiser) CARUANA, Justyne (Ms.) Minister for Gozo Head of the delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Mediterranean ZAMMIT LEWIS, Edward (Mr.) Member of the House of Representatives Chair, Standing Committee on Foreign and European Affairs GRECH, Etienne (Mr.) Member of the House of Representatives BEDINGFIELD, Glenn (Mr.) Member of the House of Representatives STELLINI, Dave (Mr.) Member of the House of Representatives SCERRI, Eleanor (Ms.) Director, International Relations ABELA, Pauline (Ms.) Clerk Assistant VELLA, Andre (Mr.) Research Analyst MAMO, Karen (Ms.) Research Analyst - 6 - TERRIBILE, Emma (Ms.) Research Analyst VASSALLO, Jeannine (Ms.) Research Analyst INGUANEZ, Carine (Ms.) Clerk Sovereign Order of Malta H.E. Ambassador Di LUCA, Alberto (Mr.) Permanent Representative of the Order to the PAM Member of the Sovereign Order of Malta Morocco LMARBOUH, Lhou (Mr.) Member of the House of Councillors Vice-President of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Mediterranean ALAMI, Mohammed (Mr.) Member of the House of Councillors Member of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Mediterranean KOUSKOUS, Hamid (Mr.) Member of the House of Councillors ELALLALI, Yasser (Mr.) Adviser to the delegation CHABAT, Naoufal (Mr.) Member of the House of Representatives EL ARRAK, Azzouha (Ms.) Member of the House of Representatives EL-HEJIRA, Mohamed (Mr.) Member of the House of Representatives EL-HARFI, Abderrahman (Mr.) Member of the House of Representatives AMAM, Chokrane (Mr.) Member of the House of Representatives Niger MANO, Aghali (Mr.) Member of the National Assembly HIMA, Ramatou (Ms.) Member of the National Assembly - 7 - Palestine QASEM, Belal (Mr.) Member of the Palestinian National Council Vice-President – Parliamentary Assembly of the Mediterranean HAMAYEL, Omar (Mr.) Member of the Palestinian National Council Poland KLOC, Izabela (Ms.) Member of the Sejm DOWHAN, Robert (Mr.) Member of the Senator GRUBA, Wojciech (Mr.) Secretary of the delegation Portugal ROQUE OLIVEIRA, Pedro (Mr.) Member of the Assembly of the Republic President - Parliamentary Assembly of the Mediterranean LACÃO, Jorge (Mr.) Vice-President of the Assembly of the Republic Member of the Bureau of the IPU Committee on Democracy and Human Rights Vice-President of the Portuguese Delegation to the IPU MACEDO, Virgílio (Mr.) Member of the Assembly of the Republic BORGES, Maria Das Mercês (Ms.) Member of the Assembly of the Republic ISIDORO, Ana Margarida (Ms.) Adviser, International Relations, Assembly of the Republic Romania SOPORAN, Aurel-Horea (Mr.) Member of the Senate MARIN, Gheorghe (Mr.) Member of the Senate TEODOREL, Luminita (Ms.) Adviser of the delegation Serbia MALETIC, Aleksandra (Ms.) Member of the Parliament Vice-President - Parliamentary Assembly of the Mediterranean - 8 - SUDIMAC, Jelena (Ms.) Adviser Slovenia BON KLANJŠČEK, Mirjam (Ms.) Member of National Assembly Spain GOMEZ-BERNARDO, Maria Teresa (Ms.) Member of the Congress of Deputies GARCÍA DIEZ, Joaquín María (Mr.) Member of the Congress of Deputies ECHANIZ, José Ignacio (Mr.) Member of the Congress of Deputies ÁBALOS, José Luis (Mr.) Member of the Congress of Deputies VILA, Sara (Ms.) Member of the Congress of Deputies BOYRA, Helena (Ms.) Adviser of the delegation Sweden GREEN, Monica (Ms.) Member of the Riksdag ORNFJADER, Krister (Mr.) Member of the Riksdag Tunisia ATTIA, Wafa (Ms.) Member of the Assembly of People's Representatives JEMLI, Taoufik (Mr.) Member of the Assembly of People's Representatives HAJJI, Morched (Mr.) Member of the Assembly of People's Representatives - 9 - Turkey ÇAKIR Coşkun (Mr.) Member of the Grand National Assembly President of the Turkish Inter-Parliamentary Group AYATA, S. Sencer (Mr.) Member of the Grand National Assembly TEZCAN, Yilmaz (Mr.) Member of the Grand National Assembly TAN, Altan (Mr.) Member of the Grand National Assembly TEMEL, Açelya (Ms.) Adviser of the delegation - PAM AKSELİ, SAREN (Ms.) Adviser of the delegation United Kingdom DUBS, Alfred (Lord) Member of the House of Lords TAIT, Lauren (Ms.) International Project Manager British Group Inter-Parliamentary Union FIORINI, Victor (Mr.) Political Officer, British High Commission (Malta) * * * INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS DIOP, Abdel (Mr.) Associate Migration Officer, GCM Team EL-KHOURY, Golda (Ms.) Chief, Section for Inclusion and Rights, Sector for Social and Human Sciences (UNESCO) GUICCIARDINI MEULLER, Marta (Ms.) Senior International Affairs Officer - World Bank KLEIN-SOLOMON, Michele (Ms.) Director, Global Compact for Migration, Office of the Director General KRUM-HANSEN,
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