Ministerial
Segment
19 March 2002: Tuesday
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Venue |
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Hotel Holiday Inn Parque Fundidora
(Cintermax) Salon de Acreditaciones |
| 10 pm - 1 pm |
Ministerial
Roundtables : "Partnerships in Financing Development” |
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CR.2 |
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CR.3 |
| Lunch time |
Unofficial Side-events |
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| 3 pm - 6 pm |
Ministerial
Roundtables : "Partnerships in Financing Development” |
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CR.2 |
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CR.3 |
| Evening |
Unofficial Side-events |
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Supplemental Background Information
The four Ministerial Roundtables on Tuesday will be co-chaired by
Roundtable A1
- Dr. Paa Kwesi NDUOM, Minister for Regional Planning & Regional Integration of Ghana
- HE. Mr. Charles JOSSELIN, Minister as co-co-chair from France
- H.E. Mrs. Heidemarie WIECZOREK-ZEUL, Minister as co-co-chair from Germany
Roundtable A2
- Dr. Didier OPERTTI-BADAN, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Uruguay
- Mr. Myong-Ho SHIN, Vice President, Asian Development Bank
Roundtable A3
- Mr. Shaukat AZIZ, Minister of Finance of Pakistan
- Mr. Mark Malloch BROWN, Administrator, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
Roundtable A4
- Mr. Mugur ISARESCU, Governor of the National Bank of Romania
- Mr. K. Y. AMOAKO, Executive Secretary, Economic Commission for Africa (ECA)
Every Government delegation will be in one roundtable on Tuesday
Roundtable A1 |
Roundtable A2 |
- 48 Government Representatives with
- 13 African States ;
- 14 Asian States ;
- 6 Eastern European States ;
- 8 Latin American and Caribbean States and ;
- 7 Western European and other States
- 7 Representatives nominated by the convenors of the Civil Society Forum
- 7 Representatives nominated by the convenors of the Business Forum
- 8 Representatives from institutional stakeholder
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- 48 Government Representatives with
- 13 African States ;
- 14 Asian States ;
- 6 Eastern European States ;
- 9 Latin American and Caribbean States and ;
- 7 Western European and other States
- 7 Representatives nominated by the convenors of the Civil Society Forum
- 7 Representatives nominated by the convenors of the Business Forum
- 8 Representatives from institutional stakeholder
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Roundtable A3 |
Roundtable A4 |
- 48 Government Representatives with
- 13 African States ;
- 13 Asian States ;
- 5 Eastern European States ;
- 9 Latin American and Caribbean States and ;
- 8 Western European and other States
- 7 Representatives nominated by the convenors of the Civil Society Forum
- 7 Representatives nominated by the convenors of the Business Forum
- 8 Representatives from institutional stakeholder
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- 48 Government Representatives with
- 14 African States ;
- 13 Asian States ;
- 5 Eastern European States ;
- 8 Latin American and Caribbean States and ;
- 8 Western European and other States
- 7 Representatives nominated by the convenors of the Civil Society Forum
- 7 Representatives nominated by the convenors of the Business Forum
- 8 Representatives from institutional stakeholder
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Seating arrangement is in alphabetical order first for governmental
delegations, followed by representatives of NGOs, business sector and IGOs.
Due to limited space in one Round Table room, number of advisers to
representatives of IGOs, NGOs, and business will be contained to one. Government
Delegations can have up to two advisors.
The Co-Chairs are invited to inspire an
interactive dialogue in a most flexible way. They may make brief introductory
remarks to recall major issues and may impose two-minute time limit for an intervention. A
note for Roundtable participants is available.
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