Thursday, 17 November 2005
Fourth Plenary Meeting, General Debate, 09:00h-13:00h GMT+1
- 1. Morocco
His Excellency Mr. Driss Jettou Prime Minister
- 2. China
His Excellency Mr. Ju Huang Deputy Prime Minister
- 3. Kuwait
His Excellency Mr. Ahmad Al-Abdullah Al-Ahmad Al-Ssabah Minister of Communications
- 4. Bulgaria
Mr. Plamen Vatchkov Chairman of the State agency for Information Technology and Communications
- 5. Lithuania
His Excellency Mr. Antanas Zenonas Kaminskas Chancellor of the Government
- 6. Mauritius
His Excellency Etienne Sinatambou Minister of Information Technology and Telecommunications
- 7. Philippines
His Excellency Mr. Virgilion L. Perna Chairman of the Philippine Commission on Information and Communication Technology
- 8. Singapore
His Excellency Dr. Boon Yang Lee Minister for Information, Communication and the Arts
Information, Communications and the Arts
- 9. United Arab Emirates
His Excellency Mr. Sultan Al Mmansouri Minister of Communications
- 10. Estonia
His Excellency Mr. Edgar Savisaar Minister of Economic Affairs and Communications
- 11. Jordan
Her Excellency Ms. Nadia Al-Saeed Minister of Information and Communication Technology
- 12. Russia
His Excellency Mr. Leonid D. Reiman Minister for Information Technologies and Communications
- 13. Syria
His Excellency Dr. Mohamed Bashir Al Mounajed Minister of Telecommunications and Technology
- 14. Thailand
His Excellency Mr. Sora-at Klinpratoom Minister of Information and Communication
- 15. Korea (Rep. of)
His Excellency Mr. Jun-Hyong Roh Vice Minister of Information and Communication
- 16. Myanmar
Mr. Nyunt Swe Deputy Permanent Representative
- 17. Sri Lanka
Her Excellency Sarala Fernando Ambassador
- 18. Tanzania
Professor Mark J Mwandosya Minister of Communications and Transport
- 19. Denmark
Mr. Uffe Toudal Pedersen Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Science, technology and Innovation
- 20. Iceland
Mr. Gudmundur Arnason Permanent Secretary
- 21. Oman
His Excellency Sheikh Al Fadel bin Mohamed Bin Ahmed Al-Harthy Undersecretary for Development Affairs
- 22. Slovenia
Dr. Janez Mozina State Secretary
- 23. Trinidad and Tobago
Ms. Gillian MacIntyre Acting Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Public Administration and Information
- 24. Pakistan
His Excellency Masood Khan Ambassador
- 25. Belgium
His Excellency Francois Roux Ambassador
- 26. United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)
Mr. Koïchiro Matsuura Director General
- 27. France Telecom
Mr. Didier Lombard CEO
- 28. International Telecommunication Union (ITU)
Mr. Yoshio Utsumi Secretary-General
- 29. Centre Feminin pour la Promotion du Developpement (CEFEPROD)
Ms. Delphine Nana Mekounter General Coordinator On behalf of Civil Society African Family
- 30. NTT DoCoMo Inc.
Mr. Masao Nakamura President and CEO
- 31. International Federation of Journalists
Mr. Aidan White Secretary General
- 32. United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA)
Mr. Abdoulie Janneh Executive Secretary
- 33. Access2Democracy
Professor Nicholas Negroponte Chairman of the MIT MIT Media Lab and Founder of One Laptop per Child On behalf of a $100 Laptop Initiative
Fifth Plenary Meeting, General Debate, 14:00h-16:45h GMT+1
- 1. Armenia
His Excellency Mr. Andranik Margaryan Prime Minister
- 2. Netherlands
His Excellency Mr. Laurens-Jan Brinkhorst Vice Prime Minister
- 3. Liechtenstein
Dr. Martin Meyer Minister of Transport and Telecommunications
- 4. Indonesia
His Excellency Dr. Sofyan A. Djalil Minister for Communication and Information Technology
- 5. Chile
His Excellency Mr. Carlos Alvarez Minister of Economy
- 6. Ethiopia
His Excellency Mr. Tefera Waluwa Minister of Capacity Building
- 7. Moldova
His Excellency Mr. Vladimir Molojen Minister of Information Development
- 8. Czech Rep.
Her Excellency Mrs. Dana Berova Minister of Informatics
- 9. Viet Nam
His Excellency Mr. Do Trung Ta Minister
- 10. Japan
His Excellency Mr. Heizo Takenaka Minister of Internal Affairs and Communicaions
- 11. Portugal
His Excellency Professor José Mariano Gago Minister of Sciences, Technologies, and Higher Education
- 12. Slovakia
His Excellency Mr. Pavol Prokopovic Minister of Transport, Posts and Telecommunications
- 13. Dem. Rep. of the Congo
Her Excellency Gertrude Kitembo Minitster of Posts, Telephones and Telecommunications
- 14. Turkey
His Excellency Mr. Binali Yildirim Minister of Transport
- 15. Norway
Mr. Raymond Johansen State Secretary for Foreign Affairs
- 16. Poland
His Excellency Janusz Stanczyk Undersecretary of State Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- 17. Kazakhstan
Mr. Kairat Abusseitov Permanent Representative
- 18. Uruguay
Mr. Ricardo Gonzalez Arenas Ambassador
- 19. Sweden
Her Excellency Astrid Dufborg Ambassador
- 20. Digital Solidarity Fund
Mr. Guy-Olivier Segond President
- 21. SK Telecom
Mr. Jung Nam Cho Vice Chairman and CEO
- 22. World Federation of United Nations Association (WFUNA)
Mrs. Bruna Molina Faidutti Deputy Secretary General On behalf of Civil Society Human Rights Caucus
- 23. OneWorld International
Ms. Latha Gauri Community Reporter, Member of Self Help Group, Society for Elimination of Rural Poverty On behalf of Civil Society Grassroots Caucus
Fifth Plenary Meeting, Report from Multi-stakeholder Events, 16:45h-17:00h GMT+1
- 1. World Electronic Media forum II
Mr. Jean Reveillon President of the WEMF Association
- 2. Measuring the Information Society
Mr. José Luis Machinea Executive Secretary of UNECLAC
Sixth Plenary Meeting, General Debate, 17:00h-20:00h GMT+1
- 1. Switzerland
His Excellency Mr. Moritz Leuenberger Vice President
- 2. Jamaica
His Excellency The Honourable Burchell Whiteman Minister of Information
- 3. Colombia
Her Excellency Dr. Martha Pinto De Hart Minister of Communications
- 4. Egypt
His Excellency Dr. Tarek Kamel Minister of Communication and Information Technology
- 5. France
His Excellency Mr. Thierry Breton Minister of economy, finances and industry
- 6. Guatemala
Engineer Oscar Chinchilla Guzman Superintendente de Telecommunicationes
- 7. Austria
His Excellency Mr. Franz Morak State Secretary at the Federal Chancellery
- 8. Romania
His Excellency Mr. Zsolt Nagy Minister of Communications and Information Technology
- 9. Bhutan
His Excellency Lyonpo Leki Dorji Minister for Information and Communication
- 10. The Former Yugoslav Rep. of Macedonia
His Excellency Mr. Dzemali Mehazi Minister of Transport
- 11. Dominican Rep.
Her Excellency Dr. Margarita Cedeno De Fernandez First Lady and Minister
- 12. Georgia
His Excellency Mr. Alexander Lomaia Minister of Education and Science
- 13. Honduras
Mr. Jesus A. Meja Comissionor of National Commission of Telecommunications
- 14. El Salvador
Mr. Eduardo Calix Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs, Presidential Commissioner for Puebla Panama
- 15. Argentina
Mr. Tulio Del Bono Secretary of Science and Technology
- 16. Australia
Ms. Fay Holthuyzen Deputy Secretary of Communications, Department of Communications, Information Technology and the Arts
- 17. Nicaragua
His Excellency Mr. William Jacoby Salazar Executive Secretary of the Council of Science and Technolgy
- 18. New Zealand
Mr. Winston Roberts Information Strategist, National Library
- 19. Canada
Honourable Mac Harb Member of the Senate
- 20. Marshall Islands
Mr. Jorelik Tibnon Secretary of the Ministry of Transportation
- 21. Malta
Her Excellency Tanya Vella Ambassador
- 22. Development Alternatives with Women for a New Era (DAWN)
Ms. Magaly Pazello Focal Point for WSIS On behalf of Civil Society Gender Caucus
- 23. International Chamber of Commerce (ICC)
Mr. Guy Sebban Secretary General
- 24. United Nations Fund for International Partnership (UNFIP)
Mr. Amir Dossal Executive Director
- 25. Iranian Civil Society Organizations Training and Research Center
Ms. Sussan Tahmasebi Founding Member On behalf of Civil Society Middle East and West Asia Family
- 26. World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)
Mr. Philippe Petit Deputy Director General
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