As of 9 March 2015 9AM
PROVIONAL LIST OF SPEAKERS UNDER AGENDA ITEM 3
SUBJECT TO REVISIONS
FIFTY-NINTH SESSION OF THE
COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN
Provisional (rolling) List of Speakers
Agenda item 3: “Follow-up to the Fourth World Conference on Women and to the twenty-third special session of the General Assembly, entitled
“Women 2000: gender equality, development and peace for the twenty-first century”
10 min. for statements on behalf of groups
5 min. for national statements
General debate expected to start at or about 11:45 hours on 9 March 2015 uninterrupted until 19:00 hours, and
resume at 15:00 hours on 10 March in the General Assembly Hall.
Note: Estimated cuff-off is provided solely for guidance – List of speakers is a rolling list
1.
SOUTH AFRICA (ON BEHALF OF
THE GROUP OF 77 AND CHINA)
Her Excellency Ms. Susan SHABANGU, Minister of Women in the Presidency of the Republic of South Africa
2.
LATVIA (ON BEHALF OF THE
EUROPEAN UNION)
Her Excellency Ms. M r te SEILE, Minister of Education and Science
3.
ECUADOR (ON BEHALF OF THE
COMMUNITY OF LATIN
AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN
STATES)
Her Excellency Ms. Cecilia VACA, Minister of Social Development
4.
GUYANA (ON BEHALF OF THE
CARIBBEAN COMMUNITY)
Her Excellency Ms. Jennifer WEBSTER, Minister of Human Services and Social Security
5.
TONGA (ON BEHALF OF THE
PACIFIC SMALL ISLAND
DEVELOPING STATES
His Excellency Mr. Sosefo Fe'ao VAKATA , Minister for Internal Affairs
6.
SUDAN (ON BEHALF OF THE
GROUP OF AFRICAN STATES)
Her Excellency Mrs. Masha”er Ahmed Elamin ALDAWALAB, Federal Minister of Welfare and Social Security
7.
ZIMBABWE (ON BEHALF OF THE
SOUTHERN AFRICAN
DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY
H.E. Mr. Christopher C. MUSHOWE, Acting Minister for Women's Affairs, Gender and Community Development
8.
BRAZIL (ON BEHALF OF
MERCOSUR)
Her Excellency Ms. Linda Goulart, Vice-Minister of State of Policies for Women
9.
GUATEMALA (ON BEHALF OF
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN
INTEGRATION SYSTEM)
Her Excellency Ms. Lourdes XITUMUL, Secretary on Advancement of Women
10.
BRUNEI DARUSSALAM (ON
BEHALF OF THE ASSOCIATION
OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN NATIONS)
His Excellency Dato Abdul Ghafar ISMAIL, Permanent Representative to the United Nations
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11.
ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN
Her Excellency Ms. Shahindokht MOLAVERDI, Vice- President of the Republic on Women
12.
GUATEMALA
Her Excellency Mrs. Roxana BALDETTI, Vice-President of the Republic
13.
GAMBIA
Her Excellency Ms. Aja Isatou NJIE-SAIDY, Vice-President of the Republic and Minister of Women’s Affairs
14.
ZAMBIA
Her Excellency Inonge WINA, Vice-President of the Republic
15.
THAILAND
His Excellency Mr. Yongyuth YUTHAVONG, Deputy Prime Minister
16.
SERBIA
Her Excellency Ms. Zorana MIHAJLOVI , Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transportation, Construction and
Infrastructure
17.
KYRGYZSTAN
Her Excellency Mrs. Damira NIIAZALIEVA, Vice-Prime Minister of the Republic
18.
ALBANIA
His Excellency Mr. Erion VELIAJ, Minister of Social Welfare and Youth
19.
SWEDEN
Her Excellency Ms. Åsa REGNÉR, Minister for Children, the Elderly and Gender Equality
20.
SOUTH AFRICA
Her Excellency Ms. Susan SHABANGU, Minister of Women in the Presidency of the Republic of South Africa
21.
LIECHTENSTEIN
Her Excellency Ms. Aurelia FRICK, Minister of Foreign Affairs
22.
MALI
Her Excellency Ms. Oumou SANGARE BA, Minister for Women, Children and Family
23.
PHILIPPINES
Her Excellency Ms. Patricia B. LICUANAN, Chairperson of the Commission on Higher Education
24.
CHINA
Her Excellency Ms. SONG Xiuyan, Minister, Vice-Chairperson, National Working Committee on Children and
Women under the State Council
25.
GERMANY
Her Excellency Ms. Manuela SCHWESIG, Federal Minister for Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth
26.
DENMARK
His Excellency Mr. Manu SAREEN, Minister for Children, Gender Equality, Integration and Social Affairs
27.
AZERBAIJAN
Her Excellency Ms. Hijran HUSEYNOVA, Chairperson, State Committee for Family, Women and Children
28.
LUXEMBOURG
Her Excellency Ms. Lydia MUTSCH, Minister for Equal Opportunities
29.
GRENADA
His Excellency Ms. Delma THOMAS, Minister for Social Development, Housing and Community Development
30.
REPUBLIC OF KOREA
Her Excellency Ms. KIM Heejung, Minister of Gender Equality and Family
31.
NIGER
Her Excellency Ms. Makibi Kadidiatou DAN DOBI, Minister of Population, Advancement of Women and Child
Protection
32.
NAMIBIA
Her Excellency Ms. Rosalia NGHIDINWA, Minister of Gender Equality and Child Welfare
33.
PARAGUAY
34.
KAZAKHSTAN
His Excellency Mr . Serik AKHMETOV, Secretary of State of the Republic of Kazakhstan
35.
MALTA
Her Excellency Ms. Helena DALLI, Minister for Social Dialogue, Consumer Affairs and Civil Liberties
36.
COSTA RICA
Her Excellency Ms. Alejandra MORA, Minister of Women’s Issues
Her Excellency Ms. Ana María Baiardi QUESNEL, Minister of Women’s Affairs
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37.
NEW ZEALAND
Her Excellency Ms. Louise UPSTON, Minister for Women
38.
BAHAMAS
Her Excellency Ms. Melanie GRIFFIN, Minister of Social Services and Community Development
39.
CUBA
Her Excellency Ms. Teresa Amarelle BOUÉ, Member of the Council of State & Secretary-General of the Cuban
Women Federation
40.
CÓTE D’IVOIRE
Her Excellency Ms. Anne Désirée OULOTO, Minister for Solidarity, Family, Women and Children
41.
CHILE
Her Excellency Mrs. Claudia PASCUAL, Minister of Women Affairs
42.
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Her Excellency Mrs. Alejandrina GERMÁN, Minister of Women
43.
SAMOA
His Excellency Mr.Tolofuaivalelei Falemoe LEIATAUA, Minister of Women, Community and Social Development
44.
ICELAND
Her Excellency Ms. Eyglo HARDARDOTTIR, Minister of Social Affairs and Housing
45.
ETHIOPIA
Her Excellency Mrs.Zenebu TADESSE, Minster of Women, Children and Youth Affairs
46.
VIET NAM
Her Excellency Ms. Pham Thi Hai CHUYEN, Minister of Labour Invalid and Social Affairs
47.
MOZAMBIQUE
48.
JAMAICA
Her Excellency Ms. Sandrea FALCONER Minister without Portfolio
49.
ECUADOR
Her Excellency Ms. Cecilia VACA, Minister of Social Development
50.
FIJI
Her Excellency Ms. Rosy Sofia AKBAR, Minister for Women, Children and Poverty Alleviation
51.
NICARAGUA
Her Excellency Mrs. Marcia RAMIREZ, Minister of the Family
52.
UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT
BRITAIN AND NORTHERN
IRELAND
Her Excellency Baroness Lindsay NORTHOVER, Minister for International Development
53.
LESOTHO
His Excellency Mr. Thesele MASERIBANE, Minister of Gender, Sports and Recreation
54.
KENYA
Her Excellency Ms. Anne WAIGURU, Cabinet Secretary for Devolution and Planning
55.
INDONESIA
Her Excellency Ms. Yohana Susana YEMBESI, Minister for Women Empowerment and Child Protection
56.
NEPAL
Her Excellency Ms. Nilam K.C. Khadka, Minister, Ministry of Women, Children and Social Welfare,
57.
SENEGAL
His Excellency Mrs. Mariama SARR, Minister of Gender, Family and Children
58.
ALGERIA
Her Excellency Ms. Monia Meslem Si AMER, Minister of National Solidarity, Family and the Status of Women,
59.
UGANDA
Her Excellency Ms. Mary Karooro OKURUT, Minister of Gender, Labour, and Social Development
60.
GHANA
Her Excellency Ms. Nana Oye LITHUR, Minister for Gender, Children and Social Protection
61.
MARSHALL ISLANDS
Her Excellency Ms. Hilda HEINE, Minister of Education, Republic of the Marshall Islands
62.
CANADA
63.
MEXICO
Her Excellency Ms. Lorena Cruz SANCHEZ , President of the Women´s National Institute
64.
NETHERLANDS
Her Excellency Ms. Jet BUSSEMAKER, Minister of Education, Culture and Science
Her Excellency Ms. Cidália Manuel Chaúque OLIVEIRA, Minister of Gender, Child and Social Affairs
Her Excellency Ms. Kellie Leitch, Minister for Status of Women
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discussion
continues on
10 Mar at 3
pm
65.
NIGERIA
Her Excellency Ms. Hajia Zainab MAINA, Minister of Women’s Affairs
66.
KUWAIT
Her Excellency Sheikha Lateefah F. AL SABAH, Minister and President of Women Affairs Committee
67.
LIBERIA
Her Excellency Ms. JULIA DUNCAN-CASSELL, Minister of Gender, Children and Social Protection of Liberia
68.
UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA
Her Excellency Ms. Sophia M. SIMBA, Minister for Community Development and Member of Parliament
69.
ANGOLA
Her Excellency Mrs. Maria Filomena DELGADO, Minister for Family and Promotion of Women
70.
MOROCCO
Her Excellency Mrs. Bassima HAKKAOUI, Minister of Solidarity, Women, Family and Social Development
71.
ARGENTINA
Her Excellency Ms. Mariana GRAS, President of the National Council of Women
72.
TONGA
His Excellency Mr. Sosefo Fe'ao VAKATA , Minister for Internal Affairs
73.
PALAU
Her Excellency Ms. Baklai TEMENGIL, Minister of Community and Cultural Affairs
74.
NAURU
Her Excellency Ms. Charmaine SCOTTY, Minister for Home Affairs, Education, Youth and Land Management
75.
JAPAN
His Excellency Mr. Takashi UTO, Parliamentary Minister for Foreign Affairs
76.
TUNISIA
Her Excellency Mrs. Samira Merai FRIAA, Minister for Women, Family and Children
77.
CAMBODIA
Her Excellency Ms. Kantha Phavi ING , Minister of Women’s Affairs
78.
CONGO
Her Excellency Ms. Catherine EBONDZA LIPITI, Minister for the Advancement and Integration of Women and
Development
79.
MADAGASCAR
80.
GUINEA
Her Excellency Ms. Camara Sanaba KABA, Minister of Social Action, Advancement of Women and Children
81.
SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE
His Excellency Mr. Carlos Alberto Pires GOMES, Minister for Employment and Social Affairs
82.
BURKINA FASO
Her Excellency Mrs. Bibiane OUEDRAOGO BONI , Minister for the Advancement of Women and Gender
83.
HAITI
Her Excellency Mrs. Yves Rose MORQUETTE, Minister of the Status of Women
84.
SUDAN
Her Excellency Mrs. Masha’er Ahmed Elamin ALDAWALAB, Federal Minister of Welfare and Social Security
85.
TOGO
Her Excellency Ms. Dédé Ahoefa EKOUE, Minister for Social Action, Advancement of Women and National
Solidarity
86.
KIRIBATI
Her Excellency Ms. Tangariki REETE, Minister of Women (TBC)
87.
PERU
Her Excellency Ms. Marcela Huaita ALEGRE, Minister of Women and Vulnerable Populations
88.
BOLIVIA (PLURINATIONAL STATE
OF)
Her Excellency Ms. Virginia VELASCO, Minister of Justice
89.
SRI LANKA
Her Excellency Ms. K.D.M. Chandrani BANDARA, Minister Of Women’s Affairs
90.
HONDURAS
Her Excellency Ms. Ana Aminta MADRID PAZ Minister, National Institute of Women
91.
EL SALVADOR
Her Excellency Ms. Yanira ARGUETA, Minister of Women’s Affairs
92.
CAMEROON
Her Excellency Ms. Marie Thérèse ABENA ONDOA, Minister for the Advancement of Women and Family
Her Excellency Ms Onitiana REALY, Minister of Population, Social Protection and Promotion of Women
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gen. discussIon continues
on 11 March
at 10 am
93.
PAPUA NEW GUINEA
Her Excellency Ms. Delilah GORE, Minister for Religion, Youth and Community Development
94.
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC
Her Excellency Ms. Eugénie YARAFA, Minister for Social Affairs, Advancement of Gender and Humanitarian
Action
95.
GUINEA-BISSAU
Her Excellency Ms. Bilony Nhama Nantamba NHASSÉ, Minister of Women, Family and Social Cohesion,
96.
LEBANON
His Excellency Mr. Rashid DERBAS, Minister of Social Affairs
97.
POLAND
Her Excellency Mrs. Ma gorzata FUSZARA, Minister for Gender Equality
98.
DJIBOUTI
Her Excellency Mrs. Hasna Barkat DAOUD, Minister for the Promotion of Women and Family Planning
99.
MALAWI
Her Excellency Ms. Patricia KALIATI, Minister of Gender, Children, Disability and Social Welfare
100.
SIERRA LEONE
His Excellency Mr. Moijue E. KAIKAI, Minister of Social Welfare, Gender and Children Affairs
101.
DEMOCRATIC REPULIC OF THE
CONGO
Her Excellency Mrs. Bijou MUSHITU KAT, Minister of Gender, Family and Infants
102.
BURUNDI
Her Excellency Ms. Godeliève NININAHAZWE, Minister of National Solidarity, Human Rights and Gender
103.
MAURITANIA
Her Excellency Mrs. Lemina Mint El Ghotob Ould MOMA, Minister of Social Affairs, Children and Family
104.
ZIMBABWE
His Excellency Mr. Christopher C. MUSHOWE, Acting Minister for Women Affairs, Gender and Community
Development
105.
AFGHANISTAN
Her Excellency Ms. Sayeda Muzhgan MUSTAFAWI, Acting Minister for Women’s Affairs
106.
AUSTRALIA
Her Excellency Ms. Michaelia CASH, Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Women and Senator
107.
EGYPT
Her Excellency Ms. Mervat TALLAWY, President of the Egyptian National Council of Women
108.
PALAU (ON BEHALF OF THE
PACIFIC ISLANDS FORUM)
Her Excellency Ms. Baklai TEMENGIL, Minister for Community and Cultural Affairs
109.
ITALY
His Excellency Mr. Benedetto DELLA VEDOVA, Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
110.
CZECH REPUBLIC
Her Excellency Mrs. Martina ŠT PÁNKOVÁ, Deputy Minister for Human Rights and Equal Opportunities
111.
RUSSIAN FEDERATION
His Excellency Mr. Alexey VOVCHENKO, Deputy Minister of Labour and Social Protection
112.
ESTONIA
Her Excellency Mrs. Marina KALJURAND, Deputy Foreign Minister
113.
SPAIN
Her Excellency Ms. Susana CAMARERO, Vice-Minister of Health, Social Services and Equality
114.
BANGLADESH
Her Excellency Ms. Meher AFROZE, Minister of State for Women and Children Affairs
115.
HUNGARY
Her Excellency Ms. Katalin NOVÁK, Minister of State for Family and Youth Affairs of Hungary
116.
IRAQ
117.
BELGIUM
118.
PORTUGAL
119.
FINLAND
Her Excellency Ms. Bayan Noori TAWFEEQ, Minister of State for Women Affairs
Her Excellency Mrs. Elke SLEURS, State Secretary for Equal Opportunities For All, Disabled Persons and Fight
Against Poverty
Her Excellency Teresa MORAIS, Secretary of State of Parliamentary Affairs and Equality
Her Excellency Ms. Anne SIPILÄINEN, Under-Secretary of State, Development Cooperation and Development
Policy
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120.
SWITZERLAND
His Excellency Mr. Benno BÄTTIG, Secretary-General of the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs
121.
FRANCE
Her Excellency Ms. Pascale BOISTARD, Secretary of State for Women’s Right
122.
MONGOLIA
Her Excellency Ms.Oyundari NAVAAN-YUNDEN, Deputy Foreign Minister
123.
INDIA
His Excellency Mr. Vinay Sheel OBEROI, Vice-Minister, Ministry of Women and Child Development
124.
VENEZUELA (BOLIVARIAN
REPUBLIC OF )
Her Excellency Mrs. Yekuana MARTÍNEZ, Vice-Minister of Protection of the Rights of Women and President
125.
ROMANIA
Her Excellency Mrs. Ioana Liana CAZACU, Deputy Minister and Head of the Gender Equality Department within
the Ministry of Labour, Family, Social Protection and Elderly
126.
PAKISTAN
His Excellency Mr. Zafarullah KHAN, Minister of State in the Office of the Prime Minister
127.
IRELAND
His Excellency Mr. Aodhán Ó. Riordáin, Minister of State for Equality
128.
ARMENIA
His Excellency Mr. Filaret BERIKYAN, Deputy Minister of Labour and Social Affairs
129.
BRAZIL
Her Excellency Ms. Linda Goulart, Vice-Minister of State of Policies for Women
130.
SLOVENIA
Her Excellency Ms. Martina VUK, State Secretary of Labour, Family, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities
131.
LITHUANIA
His Excellency Mr. Gintaras KLIMAVICIUS, Vice-Minister , Ministry of Social Security and Labour
132.
ERITREA
Her Excellency Ms. Tekea Tesfamichael, President of the National Union of Eritrean Women
133.
BAHRAIN
Mr. Hala Mohamed Hasan Jaber ALANSARI, Secretary-General for Supreme Council for Women
134.
TAJIKISTAN
Her Excellency Ms. Makhfirat KHIDIRZODA, Chair of the Committee of Women and Family
LAO PEOPLE’S
Her Excellency Ms. Bundith PRATHOUMVANH, Acting President of the National Commission for the
Advancement of Women
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time at 6 pm;
gen.
discussion
continues on 136.
12 March
at 10 am
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC
UNITED STATES OF
Her Excellency Ms. Catherine M. RUSSELL, Ambassador-at-Large for Global Women’s Issues
AMERICA
137.
NORWAY
Her Excellency Ms. Solveig HORNE, Minister of Children, Equality and Social Inclusion
138.
LATVIA
His Excellency Mr. Reinis UZULNIEKS, Parliamentary Secretary of the Ministry of Welfare
139.
COLOMBIA
Her Excellency Ms. Martha ORDÓÑEZ, Senior Advisor to the President of Colombia
140.
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
Her Excellency Mrs. Noora Khaleefa AL-SUWIADI, Assistant Under-Secretary and Director of the UAE General
Women Union
141.
UKRAINE
Her Excellency Ms. Mariya IONOVA Deputy Chairperson of the European Integration Committee of the Verkhovna
Rada (Parliament) of Ukraine and Member of Parliament
142.
GEORGIA
Her Excellency Ms. Guguli MAGRADZE, Member of the Gender Equality Council , Parliament and Member of the
Parliament
143.
TURKEY
Her Excellency Ms. Nesrin ÇELIK, Under-Secretary, Ministry of Family and Social Policies
144.
TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO
Her Excellency Ms. Sandra JONES, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Gender, Youth and Child Development
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discussion
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at 10 am
145.
BOTSWANA
Her Excellency Ms. Pearl N. MATOME, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Labour and Home Affairs
146.
URUGUAY
Ms. Mariella MAZZOTTI, Director of the Uruguayan Institute of Women
147.
PANAMA
Ms. Liriola LEOTEAU, General Director of the National Institute of Women
148.
MALAYSIA
Mr. Wee Beng EE, Deputy Secretary-General, Ministry of Women, Family and Community Development
149.
BELARUS
Mrs. Irina VELICHKO, Deputy Head, Department of Humanitarian Cooperation and Human Rights, Ministriy of
Foreign Affaris
150.
SINGAPORE
Her Excellency Ms. Karen TAN, Permanent Representative to the United Nations
151.
SURINAME
His Excellency Mr. Henry MACDONALD, Permanent Representative to the United Nations
152.
ISRAEL
His Excellency Mr. Ron PROSOR, Permanent Representative to the United Nations
153.
BULGARIA
His Excellency Mr. Stephan TAFROV, Permanent Representative to the United Nations
154.
CYPRUS
His Excellency Mr. Nicholas EMILIOU, Permanent Representative to the United Nations
155.
LIBYA
His Excellency Mr. Ibrahim O. DABBASHI , Permanent Representative to the United Nations
156.
QATAR
Her Excellency Ms. Alya Ahmed Saif AL-THANI, Permanent Representative to the United Nations
157.
SEYCHELLES
Her Excellency Mrs. Marie-Louise POTTER, Permanent Representative to the United Nations
158.
SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC
His Excellency Mr. Bashar JA’AFARI, Permanent Representative to the United Nations
159.
MYANMAR
His Excellency Mr. Kyaw TIN, Permanent Representative to the United Nations
160.
CROATIA
His Excellency Mr. Vladimir DROBNJAK, Permanent Representative to the United Nations
161.
SAUDI ARABIA
His Excellency Mr. Abdulla Y. AL-MOUALLIMI, Permanent Representative to the United Nations
162.
MONACO
Her Excellency Mrs Isabelle PICCO, Permanent Representative to the United Nations
163.
TIMOR-LESTE
Her Excellency Ms. Sofia BORGES, Permanent Representative to the United Nations
164.
SOLOMON ISLANDS
Mrs. Helen Beck, Chargé d’Affaires a.i., Permanent Mission to the United Nations
165.
GREECE
Ms. Nafsika Nancy VRAILA, Chargé d’Affaires a.i., Permanent Mission to the United Nations
166.
AUSTRIA
Mr. Andreas RIECKE, Chargé d’Affaires a.i., Permanent Mission to the United Nations
167.
HOLY SEE
His Excellency Archbishop Bernardito Cleopas AUZA, Permanent Observer to the United Nations
168.
STATE OF PALESTINE
Mrs. Somaia BARGHOUTI, Senior Adviser, Permanent Observer Mission to the United Nations
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INTERGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS
169.
ORGANISATION
INTERNATIONALE DE LA
FRANCOPHONIE
Ms. Michaëlle JEAN, Secretary-General
170.
INTERNATIONAL UNION FOR
CONSERVATION OF NATURE
Ms. Lorena Aguilar, Global Senior Gender Adviser
171.
INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
LAW ORGANIZATION
Ms. Irene KHAN, Director-General
172.
INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC
COMMITTEE
Ms. Lydia NSEKERA, Head of Delegation, Chairwoman of the IOC Women and
Sport Commission
173.
INTER-PARLIAMENTARY UNION
Ms. Margaret Mensah WILLIAMS, President, IPU Coordinating Committee of Women Parliamentarians
174.
INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION
OF RED CROSS AND RED
CRESCENT SOCIETIES (IFRC)
Mr. Marwan JILANI, Permanent Observer to the United Nations
175.
LEAGUE OF ARAB STATES
Ms. Enas MEKKAWY, First Counsellor, Director of Women, Family and Children Department/Arab League Cairo
176.
ORGANIZATION OF ISLAMIC
CONFERENCE
Mr. Fadila GRINE, Director of Family and Social Affairs, OIC General Secretariat
UNITED NATIONS SYSTEM ORGANIZATIONS
177.
UNITED NATIONS PROGRAMME
ON HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS)
Ms. Malayah Harper, Chief of Gender
178.
ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL
COMMISSION FOR WESTERN
ASIA
Ms. Samira ATALLAH, Director, ESCWA Centre for Women
179.
UNITED NATIONS CONFERENCE
ON TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT
Speaker to be determined
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