High-level Dialogue on Financing for Development

29 - 30 October 2003, New York

Ministerial Roundtables

Level of participation as of 24 October 2003

TOTAL: 90

Ministers: 33

1. Andorra—Minister for Foreign Affairs
2. Angola—Minister for Planning and Economic Development
3. Bahamas—Minister of Finance
4. Cambodia—Minister for Foreign Affairs
5. Colombia—Minister of Finance
6. Congo—Minister of Planning
7. Costa Rica—Minister of Economy
8. Ethiopia—Minister of Trade and Industry
9. Fiji—Minister for Foreign Affairs and External Trade
10. France—Minister of Cooperation
11. Gabon—Minister of State of Planning
12. India—Minister of State for External Affairs
13. Ireland—Minister for Development Cooperation
14. Islamic Republic of Iran—Minister of Economy and Finance
15. Jamaica—Minister of State (Finance)
16. Kazakhstan—FM or DFM
17. Kenya—Minister of Planning
18. Mauritius—Minister for Foreign Affairs and Regional Cooperation
19. Morocco—Minister of Finance
20. Mozambique—Minister of Planning and Finance
21. Namibia—Director-General, National Planning Commission
22. Netherlands—Minister of Development Cooperation
23. Nigeria—Minister of Finance
24. Norway—Minister of International Development
25. Pakistan*—Minister of Finance
26. Philippines—Minister for Foreign Affairs
27. Republic of Moldova—Minister for Finance
28. Rwanda—Minister of Finance
29. Suriname—Minister of Planning and Development Cooperation
30. Tonga—Minister of Finance
31. Turkey—State Minister
32. Uganda—Minister of Finance
33. United Kingdom—Minister of International Development

*co-chair, not inscribed for a round table

Deputy Ministers: 11

1. Belarus—Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs
2. Brazil—Under Secretary-General for Economic and Technological Affairs, Ministry of External Relations
3. Croatia—Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs
4. Cyprus—Permanent Secretary for the Minister for Foreign Affairs
5. Czech Republic—Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs
6. Denmark—State Secretary
7. Germany—State Secretary in the Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development
8. Italy—Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs
9. Japan—Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs
10. Russian Federation—Deputy Minister of Finance
11. Slovakia—State Secretary, Ministry for Foreign Affairs

Other levels: 14

1. Austria—Director-General for Development Cooperation
2. Burkina Faso—Technical Advisor of the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs and Regional Cooperation
3. Canada—Vice-President, International Development Agency
4. Estonia—Director of the Foreign Economic Policy Department
5. Finland—Director-General
6. Hungary—Deputy State Secretary, Ministry for Foreign Affairs
7. Iceland—Counsellor in the Political Department, Multilateral Development, Ministry for Foreign Affairs
8. Portugal—Member of the Executive Board of the Portuguese Institute for Development Assistance
9. Spain—Deputy Director-General, Office for Evaluation and Planning, AECI
10. Sweden—Director-General for Development and Cooperation
11. Switzerland—Director-General, Development Cooperation Agency
12. Thailand—Deputy Director-General, Fiscal Policy Office, Ministry of Finance
13. United Republic of Tanzania—Permanent Secretary, Ministry for Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation
14. United States—Assistant Administrator, Agency for International Development

Permanent Representatives: 26

1. Antigua and Barbuda
2. Argentina
3. Botswana
4. Central African Republic
5. Chad
6. Chile
7. China
8. Cuba
9. Dominican Republic
10. Ecuador
11. Eritrea
12. Guatemala
13. Guinea
14. Lao People’s Democratic Republic
15. Libyan Arab Jamahiriya
16. Liechtenstein
17. Malaysia
18. Nauru
19. Nepal
20. Niger
21. Pakistan
22. Qatar
23. Samoa
24. Tuvalu
25. Venezuela
26. Luxembourg

Deputy Permanent Representative: 1

1. Algeria

No level: 5

1. Australia
2. Egypt
3. Indonesia
4. Peru
5. Republic of Korea