NAM XI Summit: Basic Documents - List of Participants

Basic Documents: List of Participants

Participating Member Countries and Heads of Delegations

Afghanistan	Abdul Rahim Ghafoorzai Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs	Liberia	H.E. Mr Alhaji GV Kromah Vice-Chairman of Council of State
Algeria	M Liamine Zeroual President	Lybian Arab Jamahiriya	H.E. Mr Omar Mustafa Almontaser Secretary: General People' Committee for Foreign Liaison & International Cooperation
Angola	H.E. Dr Marcolino Jose Carlos Moco Prime Minister	Malawi	Edward CI Bwanali, M.P. Minister of Foreign Affairs
Bahrain	H.E. Mr Abdulmabi Abdulla Al Sho Ala Minister of Labour	Malaysia	Dato' Seri Dr Mahatir Mohamad Prime Minister
Bangladesh	H.E. Mr Saifur Rahman Minister of Finance	Maldives	H.E. Mr Fathulla Jameel Minister of Foreign Affairs
Barbados	Mr Carlston Boucher Permanent Representative to the United Nations	Mali	H.E. Mr Keita Ibrahim Boubacar Prime Minister & Chief of Government
Belize	Dean O Barrow Vice-Prime Minister	Malta	H.E. Prof Guido De Marco Vice-President & Minister: Foreign Affairs
Benin	Rene Valery Mongbe Permanent Representative to the United Nations	Mauritania	H.E. Mohamed Salem Ould Lekhal Minister of Foreign Affairs & Cooperation
Bhutan	H.E. Lyonpo Dawa Tsering Foreign Minister, Ministry of Foreign Affairs	Mauritius	Sir Anerood Jugnauth PC, K Prime Minister
Bolivia	Gonzalo Sanchez De Lozada President	Mongolia	H.E. Mr Tserenpiliin Gombosuren Minister for External Relations
Botswana	Honourable Lt Gen Ms Merafhe Minister for Foreign Affairs	Morrocco	H.E. Abdellatif Filali Prime Minister & Minister of Foreign Affairs & Cooperation
Brunei Darusalam	HRH Prince Mohamed Bolkiah Minister of Foreign Affairs	Mozambique	H.E. Mr Joaquin Alberto Chissano Head of State
Burkina Faso	H.E. Mr Ouedrao GO Ablasse Minister of Foreign Affairs	Myanmar	H.E. U Ohn Gyaw Minister of Foreign Affairs
Burundi	H.E. Mr Nsanze Terence Ambassador	Namibia	H.E. Mr Sam Nujoma President
Cambodia	H.E. Samdech Hun Sen Second Prime Minister	Nepal	H.E. Rt Hon Mr Sher Bahadur Deuba Prime Minister
Cameroon	H.E.M. Ferdinand-Leopold Oyono Minister of External Relations	Nicaragua	Mrs Violeta Barrios De Chamorro Head of State
Cape Verde	H.E. Mr Antonio Mascarenhas Monteiro Head of State	Niger	H.E. Mr Mohamed Bazoum Minister of Foreign Affairs & Cooperation
Central African Republic	Mr Pierre Hendrix Ji Service Chief of the United Nations	Nigeria	Gral Sani Abacha Head of State
Colombia	Ernesto Samper Pizano President	Oman	Mr Yousef Bin Alawi Bin Abdullah Minister of State for Foreign Affairs
Congo	H.E. Mr Tsaty-Boungou Destinarsene Minister of Foreign Affairs & Cooperation	Pakistan	Mrs Benazir Bhutto Prime Minister
Côte D'Ivoire	H.E. Mr Amara Essy Minister of Foreign Affairs	Palestine	H.E. Yasser Arafat President
Cuba	Fidel Castro Ruz President	Panama	Ernesto Perez Balladares President
Cyprus	H.E. Mr Glafcos Clerides President	Papua New Guinea	Hon Ben Okoro, MP Deputy Speaker of National Parliament
Chad	S.E. Mr Ahmat Abderaman Haggar Minister of Foreign Affairs	Peru	Cesar Paredes Canto Vice-President
Chile	Mr Patricio Rodriguez Director Multilateral Affairs	Philippines	H.E. Fidel V Ramos President
Democratic People's Republic of Korea	H.E. Mr Pak Song Chol Vice-President	Qatar	H.E. Mr Ahmad Bin Abdullah Al-Mahmoud Minister of State of Foreign Affairs
Djibouti	Mr Mohamed Hassan Abdillahi Secretary General, Ministry of Foreign Affairs	Rwanda	Gasana Anastase Minister of Foreign Affairs
Ecuador	Galo Leoro Franco Minister of Foreign Affairs	Saudi Arabia	H.E. Mohamed Mamoun Kurdi Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs
Egypt	H.E. Mr Amre Moussa Minister of Foreign Affairs	Senegal	H.E. Mr Moustapha Niasse Minister of State, Minister of Foreign Affairs
Equatorial Guinea	H.E. Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo President	Seychelles	Mrs Danielle De St Jorre Minister of Foreign Affairs, Planning & Environment
Eritrea	H.E. Mr Petros Solomon Minister of Foreign Affairs	Sierra Leone	H.E. Alhaji Dr Alus
Ethiopia	H.E. Seyoum Mesfin Minister of Foreign Affairs	South Africa	Thabo Mbeki Vice-President
Gabon	H.E. El Hadj Omar Bongo President	Sri Lanka	Hon Lakshman Kadirgamar, PC, MP Minister of Foreign Affairs
Gambia	Moustafer Marong Minister of Justice	Sudan	H.E. Mr Ali Osman Mohamed Taha Minister of Foreign Affairs
Ghana	H.E. Flt Lt (rtd) Jerry John Rawlings President	Suriname	H.E. Runaldo Ronald Venetiaan President
Grenada	Dr Raphael Fletcher Minister in charge of Foreign Affairs	Swaziland	ARV Khoza Minister of Foreign Affairs
Guatemala	Alejandro Maldonado Aguirre Minister of Foreign Affairs	Syrian Arab Republic	Mr Farouk Al-Shara Minister for Foreign Affairs
Guinea	H.E. Kozo Zoumanigui Minister of Foreign Affairs	Thailand	H.E. Mr Amnuay Viravan Deputy Prime Minister
Guinea-Bissau	H.E. Mr Joao Bernardo Vieira Head of State	Togo	H.E. Mr Yandja Yentchabre Minister of Foreign Affairs & Cooperation
Guyana	H.E. Dr Cheddi Jagan President	Trinidad And Tobago	Mr Louis A Wiltshire Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs
Honduras	Jorge Arturo Reina Vice-President of the National Congress	Tunisia	H.E. Mr Habib Ben Yahia Minister of Foreign Affairs
India	H.E. Mr PV Narasimha Rao Prime Minister	Turkmenistan	Mr B Shikhmuradov Deputy Prime-Minister, Minister for Foreign Affairs
Indonesia	H.E. Mr Soeharto President	Uganda	Rt Hon Kintu Musoke Prime Minister
Irak	H.E. Mr Mohammed Saeed Al-Sahaf Minister of Foreign Affairs	United Arab Emirates	H.E. Mr Rashid Abdullah Al-Nuaimi Minister of Foreign Affairs
Islamic Republic of Iran	H.E. Ali Akbar Velayati Minister of Foreign Affairs	United Republic of Tanzania	DN Mwakawago Permanent Representative to UN
Jamaica	Percival J Patterson Prime Minister	Uzbekistan	Akmal Kasymov Chief of the Parliament
Jordan	H.E. Mr Abdulkareem Kabariti Foreign Minister of Jordan	Venezuela	Dr Miguel Angel Burelli Rivas Minister of Foreign Affairs
Kenya	Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka, MP, EGH Minister: Foreign Affairs & International Cooperation	Vietnam	H.E. Mr Le Duc Anh President
Kuwait	H.E. Mr Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sa Vice-Prime Minister & Minister of Foreign Affairs	Yemen	H.E. Mr Abdourabu Mansour Hadi Vice-President
Lao People's Democratic Republic	H.E. Mr Khamphouy Keoboualapha Vice-Prime Minister, President: Committee for Planning & Cooperation	Zaire	Gerard Kamanda Wa Kamanda Vice-Prime Minister
Lebanon	H.E. Mr Bahij Bahij Tabbara Minister of Foreign Affairs	Zambia	Frederick JT Chiluba President
Lesotho	P Mosisili Vice-Prime Minister	Zimbabwe	H.E. RG Mugabe President

The following countries, national liberation movements and international organizations attended the Summit as observers:

Armenia, Azerbaijan, Brazil, China (People's Republic), Costa Rica, Croatia, Dominica, El Salvador, Kyrgyzstan, Mexico, Uruguay. The following organizations and national liberation movements also attended as observers: United Nations, Organization of Africa Unity, League of Arab States, Organization of the Islamic Conference, Afro-Asian People's Solidarity Organization, New Independentist Movement.

The following countries and organizations attended the Summit as guests:

Australia, Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Canada, Czech Republic, Dominican Republic, Finland, Germany, Greece, Holy See, Hungary, Italy, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russian Federation, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine. The following organizations also attended as guests: South Center, International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), United Nations Special Committee for the Indian Ocean, United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), United Nations Development Program (UNDP), World Food Programme (WFP), Secretariat of the Commonwealth, United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), United Nations Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People, United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), United Nations Special Committee for Reviewing the Situation regarding Enforcement of the Declaration on Granting Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples, World Health Organization (WHO), United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), International Institute for Non-Aligned Studies.

The following countries and organizations attended as guests of the Government of Colombia:

Japan, the Organization of American States, the International Labour Organization, Greenpeace, International Islamic Federation of Student Organizations, Lawyers Committee against Nuclear Proliferation.

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